JEREMY JURGEN

Former Managing Director at the WEF, global technology strategist shaping the future of AI, cybersecurity, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution


  • Former Managing Director of the World Economic Forum and one of the architects of the Fourth Industrial Revolution agenda
  • Lead the Forum's Centre for Frontier Technologies & Innovation and Centre for Cybersecurity
  • Oversaw global initiatives on artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and innovation ecosystems
  • Long-time leader of Davos and the World Economic Forum's global technology platform
  • Trusted advisor to governments, CEOs, innovators, and policymakers navigating technological transformation

Jeremy Jurgens helps leaders understand how emerging technologies are transforming industries, economies, and societies. Drawing on decades of experience at the World Economic Forum, he provides unique insights into artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, innovation, and the future of global competitiveness. His presentations equip executives with the strategic perspective needed to lead through technological disruption. 

Jeremy Jurgens is one of the world's leading voices on emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and innovation. As Managing Director of the World Economic Forum, he lead the Forum's Centre for Frontier Technologies & Innovation and Centre for Cybersecurity, helping shape global conversations on how technology is transforming industries, economies, and societies.

Over a career spanning more than two decades at the World Economic Forum, Jurgens held numerous leadership positions, including Chief Business Officer, Chief Information Officer, Chief Representative for China, Head of the Annual Meeting in Davos, and architect of the Forum's Strategic Intelligence Platform. His work placed him at the center of discussions involving governments, global corporations, entrepreneurs, and technology pioneers.

Until recently, he oversaw the Forum's global network of innovation centers, technology pioneer communities, and initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, digital governance, and the future of industries. His insights helped leaders understand how emerging technologies are reshaping competitiveness, productivity, economic growth, and societal resilience.

Recognized for his ability to connect technology trends with business strategy and public policy, Jurgens delivers highly relevant perspectives on the opportunities and risks of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Jeremy tailors each presentation to the needs of his audience and is not limited to the topics listed below. Please ask us about any subject that interests you:

  • Artificial Intelligence and Business Transformation
  • The Fourth Industrial Revolution
  • Future Technologies and Innovation
  • Cybersecurity and Digital Resilience
  • The Future of Industries
  • Technology Governance
  • Geopolitics and Technology
  • Public-Private Cooperation for Innovation

The Fourth Industrial Revolution: What Comes Next?

The convergence of artificial intelligence, advanced computing, biotechnology, robotics, and digital infrastructure is reshaping every sector of the economy. Jeremy explores the technologies driving the next wave of transformation and what leaders must do to remain competitive in a rapidly changing world.

AI and the Future of Industry

Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment. Drawing on insights from the World Economic Forum's work with leading companies and governments, Jeremy explains how AI is redefining productivity, business models, and competitive advantage across industries.

Cybersecurity in an Era of Geopolitical Fragmentation

Cybersecurity has evolved from a technical challenge into a strategic leadership issue. Jeremy examines how AI, geopolitical tensions, and interconnected supply chains are creating new vulnerabilities—and what organizations must do to strengthen resilience.

Innovating Through Global Collaboration

Many of today's biggest challenges cannot be solved by governments or companies alone. This keynote explores how public-private cooperation can accelerate innovation, improve governance, and unlock solutions to complex global challenges.