Locations (Venue): Awakening House

Women Leading The Next Trillion Dollar Industries

Thu 22 Jan 2026 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by FinSat.Space.

The Relevance of Hispanic Leadership in a more Fragmented World

Wed 21 Jan 2026 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by Casa Hispana.

Please note: This session will be held in Spainish.

In a global landscape increasingly shaped by fragmentation, polarization, and a growing erosion of trust, Casa Hispana convenes influential leaders from the Spanish-speaking world in Davos to reflect on the role Hispanic leadership can and must play in shaping a more cohesive, just, and sustainable future.

This high-level, intimate conversation will explore how collective action, social innovation, technology, and emerging leadership models are translating into concrete responses to today’s most pressing global challenges. The session will highlight how the Hispanic world is not only navigating complexity, but actively contributing solutions.

Designed as a curated space for dialogue, connection, and reflection, it seeks to connect ideas, people, and perspectives while positioning the Hispanic voice as an increasingly relevant and constructive force in the global conversation.

Activating Workforce Wisdom: How to Drive the Transition to a Well-being Economy

Thu 22 Jan 2026 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the greatest untapped asset in the transition to a well-being economy is not new capital or technology, but the forgotten wisdom, agency, and trust already embedded within our organisations and workforces?

Unlocking sustainable prosperity in the 21st century requires more than capital, technology, or efficiency it requires rediscovering the wisdom embedded within people and organisations. Across generations, family enterprises, foundations, and long-lived institutions have understood that resilience is built through trust, stewardship, and long-term investment in human capability. Yet even these actors can drift toward extractive practices as systems scale, digitise, and financialise.

This Fish Bowl session explores how organisations can reclaim the latent wisdom of their workforce while transitioning toward regenerative and well-being economies. Bringing together leaders, practitioners, and participants as co-contributors, the conversation examines how leadership behaviours, governance structures, legal frameworks, and operational models either unlock or suppress human potential.

Participants will explore how modern tools technology, data, and new organisational designs can be harnessed not to control labour, but to empower people, strengthen agency, and rebuild coherence between purpose and performance. The session invites reflection on how trust, dignity, and shared meaning can become productive assets, enabling organisations to generate prosperity that is enduring, inclusive, and aligned with the well-being of people, communities, and the systems they depend on.

Liu Zi Jue, The Six Healing Sounds: Tuning the Inner Operating System

Tue 20 Jan 2026 9:00 am - 10:00 am (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

In ancient practice of Dao, longevity is understood as coherence — the ability of the body, mind, and emotions to stay in communication under change. The Six Healing Sounds are a subtle method for tuning the body’s Inner Operating System, using breath and gentle vibration to release tension, calm the nervous system, and restore smooth internal flow. Each sound resonates with a different functional system — supporting adaptability, emotional regulation, grounding, breath rhythm, deep resilience, and overall integration.

Practiced softly and without effort, the sounds act like a quiet recalibration, clearing internal “noise” and helping the system return to balance. Rather than targeting symptoms, the practice strengthens the conditions for well-being and longevity: clarity, steadiness, and the capacity to recover. It is a simple yet profound way of restoring coherence the liver, heart, spleen, lungs, kidneys and triple burner — not by adding more, but by allowing the body’s natural intelligence to re-organise itself. A simple yet profound practice bridging ancient wisdom with modern wellness needs.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

Restore Nature Day: Re-designing the Economy for Living Systems

Wed 21 Jan 2026 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the defining challenge of this decade is not mobilising more capital for nature but redesigning economic systems to operate within nature’s limits while restoring what we have depleted?

Restore Nature Day opens with a fundamental reframe: nature is not a sector it is the living system that underwrites every economy, supply chain, and society. Yet today’s responses remain fragmented projects without platforms, capital without coherence, ambition without stewardship.

As climate and biodiversity crises accelerate, the question is no longer whether we act, but how we design systems capable of restoring nature at scale while sustaining livelihoods and prosperity. This opening moment sets the tone for the day by bridging science, stewardship, and capital grounding participants in planetary reality while pointing toward investable, governable pathways forward.

From the biophysical limits that define our operating space, to the place-based solutions already working across Asia and the Global South, the opening remarks invite leaders to move beyond extraction, offsets, and incrementalism. Restore Nature Day is an invitation to shift from fragmented action to coherent system design where capital, industry, philanthropy, and communities align to regenerate the living foundations of our shared future.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

Breaking the Plastic Deadlock

Tue 20 Jan 2026 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

What if the real barrier to replacing plastics is not innovation, but our inability to collectively price risk, align demand, and finance scale—and the deadlock persists until industry chooses coordination over caution?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by Velamar.

The global effort to move beyond plastics is at an impasse. Despite clear environmental urgency, widespread corporate commitments, and growing public pressure, progress toward scalable alternatives remains uneven and slow. The problem is not a lack of intent, technology, or pilot activity. It is that the underlying system economics, supply chains, risk allocation, and capital markets has not yet been rewired to support change at scale.

Breaking the Plastic Deadlock focuses squarely on this structural challenge. The session examines why viable alternatives to plastics continue to struggle to move from proof-of-concept to mainstream adoption, even among companies with the strongest incentives and resources to act. Participants will interrogate where value chains break down: cost curves that fail to converge, fragmented supply and offtake, regulatory uncertainty, and risks that are difficult to price, insure, or absorb on individual balance sheets.

Convened by Velamar, the session aims to surface the hard truths behind stalled progress and identify credible pathways through which industry, capital, and finance can jointly unlock scale, turning plastic reduction from ambition into execution.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

From Disruption to Backbone: Building the Infrastructure of the New Energy Economy

Thu 22 Jan 2026 9:00 am - 10:30 am (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

Is long-duration energy storage a disruptive technology waiting its turn—or the backbone infrastructure of a new energy economy, capable of replacing fossil dependence with resilient, investable systems at global scale?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by Rocket Mountain Institute and LDES Council.

As global energy systems collide with rising demand, climate volatility, and renewed fossil investment, the question is no longer whether to transform—but how fast, and through what kind of infrastructure. This invitation-only business roundtable convenes senior leaders to examine the emergence of a new energy economy, where long-duration energy storage (LDES) is not a peripheral technology, but foundational infrastructure. Co-hosted by Rocky Mountain Institute and the Long Duration Energy Storage Council at the TPC House, the session creates a high-trust space for pragmatic, market-driven dialogue. Participants will explore how next-generation energy infrastructure—from storage and grids to industrial electrification—can unlock system resilience, enable renewable dominance, and reshape value creation across power, industry, and finance. Grounded in live deals and real procurement challenges, the discussion moves beyond disruption narratives to focus on bankability, standards, revenue certainty, and investment readiness. Ultimately, the roundtable asks how the private sector can lead the build-out of energy systems that are not only cleaner—but more resilient, investable, and economically transformative.

Private 1:1 Audience with Asil Toksal

9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Multi-day event)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Connection Room 8)

During this intense and pivotal week in Davos, TPC House is honoured to offer a limited number of private 1:1 sessions with Asil Toksal, founder of Evolution One and guide of the morning meditation series at TPC House. 

These intimate sessions are designed as a quiet, powerful sanctuary inside a very full week—a space where you can step out of the noise, reconnect with yourself, and receive support and wisdom from higher and non-dual fields of consciousness. 

What this private session offers

Each 30–45 minute private audience is tailored to you and your current threshold. Within the session, Asil may offer: 

Energetic support & alignment

Clearing and stabilizing your field so you can return to clarity, presence, and inner coherence—even amidst high-stakes conversations and decisions. 

Healing & clearing 

Support to release accumulated stress, emotional charge, and subtle energetic blocks that may be impacting your health, relationships, leadership, or decision-making. 

Support for awakening processes 

Many leaders are undergoing profound inner shifts—heightened sensitivity, expanded perception, non-ordinary states of consciousness and experiences. This space allows you to explore these safely and confidentially, with grounded guidance. 

Clarity for high-stakes decisions & situations 

When you are navigating complex, consequential choices, Asil can help you access a wider, more spacious vantage point—one informed by higher consciousness and free from local agendas or biases. 

A differentiated, non-human perspective 

Asil’s work includes receiving wisdom and energetic transmission from higher, non-dual and celestial fields of consciousness. In session, this can illuminate unseen dynamics and reveal new pathways for action that are aligned with your purpose and values. 

No prior experience is required. Sessions are fully clothed, seated or lying down, and can be primarily energetic balancing, conversational, or a blend of both—guided by what will serve you most in the moment. 

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Monday Session

Mon 19 Jan 2026 11:00 am – 8:00 pm (4 timeslots)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Connection Room 8)

Register for Monday 19 Jan

Tuesday Session

Tues 20 Jan 2026 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (4 timeslots)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Connection Room 8)

Register for Tuesday 20 Jan

Wednesday Session

Wed 21 Jan 2026 8:00 am – 8:30 pm (7 timeslots)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Connection Room 8)

Register for Wednesday 21 Jan

Thursday Session

Thur 22 Jan 2026 9:30 am – 6:00 pm (4 timeslots)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Connection Room 8)

Register for Thursday 22 Jan

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100 Million Regenerative Jobs: Rebuilding Local Economies from the Ground Up Through Food Systems, Tourism and Care

Thu 22 Jan 2026 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

What if some of the world’s largest employment sectors—care, food systems and tourism—shifted from extraction to regeneration, becoming the primary engines for restoring ecosystems, uplifting incomes, and anchoring resilient local economies?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session.

Care, food systems and tourism are among the world’s largest employers—and among the most extractive. This discussion focuses on regenerative care, agriculture, food systems, and tourism as engines for income uplift, ecological restoration, and community ownership, offering a practical pathway to resilient rural and coastal economies in a post-carbon, post-extraction world.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

Global Plastic Neutral: Turning Pollution into Jobs and Infrastructure

Thu 22 Jan 2026 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 3)

What if plastic pollution became a foundation for shared prosperity—where every tonne of waste is permanently removed from nature, transformed into infrastructure, and converted into dignified local jobs across economies?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session.

Plastic pollution is both an environmental crisis and a missed economic and job creation opportunity. This session discusses collaboration opportunities around the Global Plastic Neutral campaign—a scalable, investable circular-economy model that converts all plastic types into construction materials, permanently removing plastic from ecosystems while creating durable local jobs across both developing and industrialized economies.

Join Nobel Laureate and HE President Jose Ramos Horta, who has committed that Timor Leste will become the first Plastic Neutral country in Southeast Asia, for this discussion.