Launched in September 2023, The Cultural Table is a pioneering initiative that unites thought leaders, entrepreneurs, business executives and cultural leaders in dynamic, curated dialogues. Each Cultural Table is centred on a specific theme, guided by cultural figures who lead conversations that explore the transformative power of the arts in driving socio-economic progress, societal evolution and global change. The Cultural Table provides an invaluable opportunity for business leaders and cultural pioneers to forge new relationships, with the goal of creating innovative partnerships that bridge the cultural and business sectors. It is a space where boundaries between industries dissolve and where art and culture become integral to reshaping the future. In these intimate gatherings, new forms of collaboration emerge – collaborations that have the potential to unlock creative solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges. The Cultural Table at Davos, titled, Art Can Change the World, will explore the profound ability of art to challenge conventional thinking, ignite dialogue and catalyse social impact. Cultural leaders will guide us through the complexities of the Intelligent Age, offering a unique blend of empathy, creativity and a deep understanding of humanity’s role in shaping the future. Through their work – as creators, curators and thought leaders – they provide fresh perspectives, transformative ideas and values that inspire us to reimagine our collective potential The Cultural Table is more than just a gathering, it is a transformative experience that nurtures discovery, fosters collaboration and redefines the possibilities that arise when culture and business intersect. In a world where art can change individuals, individuals have the power to change the world.Featured speakers at The Cultural Table 2025 The Cultural TableMisty Copeland Melanie Brown Cristina MittermeierTom Daley Mohammed Saeed Harib Arts and Culture Programme Arts and Culture Programme Annual Meeting 2025 Annual Meeting 202526 27

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