Who Takes the Stage at Davos to Dallas

Davos to Dallas curatesspeakers who are not commenting on the future,but actively building it. Voices are selected based on decision-making authority, market influence, and the ability to deploy capital, policy, or infrastructure at scale.

Global Industry & Corporate Leadership

CEOs, founders, and board-level executives from multinational companies across energy, manufacturing, mobility, construction, technology, agriculture, and supply chains. Speakers in this category are actively expanding operations, entering U.S. markets, or seeking strategic partnerships in North America.

Capital, Investment & Finance

Institutional investors, private equity leaders, sovereign funds, family offices, development banks, and infrastructure financiers shaping the next wave of global investment. These speakers bring perspective on capital deployment, risk, returns, and the financing structures driving large-scale projects.

Policy, Trade & Government Leadership

National and regional policymakers, trade ministers, economic development authorities, and public-private partnership leaders shaping pro-growth frameworks for investment, manufacturing, and infrastructure in the United States and globally.

Energy, Infrastructure & Manufacturing Builders

Leaders responsible for deploying real assets—energy systems, industrial facilities, logistics hubs, grids, materials, and climate-resilient infrastructure. This category prioritizes operators, engineers, and developers over commentators.

Technology & Innovation at Scale

Founders and executives commercializing climate, energy, AI, industrial, and infrastructure technologies that are market-ready and globally scalable, with a clear path to deployment in the United States.

Global Cities & Regional Growth Leaders

Mayors, governors, economic development executives, and regional planners driving site selection, workforce development, and large-scale investment attraction,particularly those enabling international companies to establish U.S. operations.