Do., 22. Jan.
|World Woman House, Davos 2026
The Future of Work & Equality Moonshot: From Disruption to Design Panel
Join futurists, organisational psychologists, technology leaders, and global advocates as they explore how this moment of disruption offers a rare opportunity to redesign work from the ground up.
Time & Location
22. Jan. 2026, 14:15 – 15:00
World Woman House, Davos 2026, Talstrasse 28, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland
About the event
AI breakthroughs, geopolitical shifts, and climate change are fundamentally reshaping how we work, lead, and collaborate.
This panel asks: How do we turn disruption into intentional design—building workplaces that are resilient, inclusive, and fundamentally human?
Featuring leaders from ETH Zürich, Pinterest, and Women in Tech® Global, the conversation examines how intentional design, diverse perspectives, and continuous learning can transform disruption into opportunity while advancing workplace equality.
MODERATED BY:
Dr. Chris Luebkeman
Head of Strategic Foresight, ETH Zürich Futurist, Architect, Engineer | TED Speaker
FEATURING:
Prof. Dr. Gudela Grote
Professor, ETH Zürich
Co-Chair, TASC Platform, Geneva Graduate Institute | WEF Expert Network
Matt Madrigal
Chief Technology Officer, Pinterest
Ayumi Moore Aoki
Founder & CEO, Women in Tech® Global
KEY THEMES:
Disruption as Reality: How tech and global shifts are fundamentally transforming work structures
Opportunity in Crisis: Turning global uncertainty into a catalyst for sustainable innovation
Future by Design: Using disruption to actively reimagine and rebuild the workplace
Design for Impact: Harnessing AI, diversity, and continuous learning for true inclusion
Women in Tech Switzerland is a Strategic Sponsor of the inaugural World Woman House at WEF Davos 2026.
As a Community Partner, WITS is shaping global discourse around technology, leadership, and equality by curating two flagship panels that advance the Tech, AI & The Equality Moonshot track.
This session convenes experts spanning strategic foresight, organisational psychology, platform innovation, and global policy to examine how we can proactively design the future of work rather than simply react to it.
Register and select Women in Tech Switzerland to attend