Locations (Venue): Ochsner: Forum 2

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.

Nightcap and Karaoke Night at TPC House

Thu 22 Jan 2026 9:00 pm - 12:00 am (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

A private (by invitation only) Karaoke Celebration Night hosted by TPC (Tsao Pao Chee) and Canopy Planet.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

From Noise to Signal: A Coherent Landing for Davos and Beyond

Thu 22 Jan 2026 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the true measure of Davos is not the ideas we exchange, but the coherence we leave with – a clearer sense of what truly matters and how we choose to act from there?

After days rich with dialogue and inspiration, this closing session offers participants a rare hour to step back from the flow of ideas and reconnect with their own inner signal. It is an invitation to land, reflect, and integrate before returning home. To breathe out, metabolise the intensity of Davos, and allow clarity to emerge from the noise.

Designed for Family Business Network members and their peers, the session creates space for orientation rather than acceleration. Grounded in REMAP, the multi-capital lens, and the FBN Four Drivers of Change, it explores how leadership, capital, and voice can be brought into greater alignment with what genuinely serves Life – across business, investment, philanthropy, and advocacy.

Through a short guided visualization, pair sharing, and reflection, participants are invited to reconnect with what truly matters – in their own bodies, relationships, enterprises, and the systems they influence. REMAP (Radical Empathy, Effectiveness in Service of Life, Mutual Co-evolution, Ancestral Purpose, and Play) supports participants in settling their nervous system, sensing the few threads that matter most, and re-orienting their leadership and resources from that place of coherence.

Building on this orientation, the Four Drivers of Change are introduced as a practical lens for discerning where values, resources, and influence can be engaged more deliberately, illustrated through a real example of a family integrating purpose across multiple forms of capital.

Participants leave not with a long to-do list, but with one clear, embodied sentence of intention: A personal point of orientation they can carry back into their families, enterprises, and lives beyond Davos.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

From Capital to Catalyst: Unlocking Family Capital for Systems Transformation

Thu 22 Jan 2026 10:30 am - 12:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if family capital—free from short-term pressure—became the missing catalyst for systems transformation, aligning patience, purpose, and partnership to regenerate markets, communities, and ecosystems across generations?

Family offices and family businesses have a unique advantage: the ability to deploy long-term, risk-tolerant capital in ways that catalyse broader ecosystem change. In this session speakers will explore how family capital can be activated to unlock transformative impact across sectors, geographies, and systems.

Drawing on their diverse experience leading strategic capital deployment and innovation in family enterprises, as well as working with families on aligning capital with long-term impact, panelists will examine how families can play a catalytic role by bringing together partners and capital pools around outcomes that regenerate markets, communities, and ecosystems.

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10:30 to 11:15 am | Panel 1: From Capital to Catalyst: Unlocking Family Capital for Systems Transformation

Family offices and family businesses have a unique advantage: the ability to deploy long-term, risk-tolerant capital in ways that catalyse broader ecosystem change. In this session, Nike Anani, Pauline Borg, and Khaled Sharbatly explore how family capital can be activated to unlock transformative impact across sectors, geographies, and systems. Drawing on their diverse experience from advising families on aligning capital with long-term impact, leading strategic capital deployment and innovation in family enterprise contexts, panelists will examine how families can play a catalytic role by bringing together partners and capital pools around outcomes that regenerate markets, communities, and ecosystems.

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11:15am – 12:00 pm | Panel 2: Regenerative Leadership in Family Business: Lessons from Andrea Illy

In this fireside chat, FBN’s CEO Alexis du Roy de Blicquy, sits down with Andrea Illy, Chairman of illycaffè and Co-Founder & Co-Chair of the Regenerative Society Foundation (RSF), to explore how family businesses can pioneer regenerative approaches that go beyond sustainability to actively restore natural and social systems. Drawing on his work at RSF and illycaffè’s long-standing commitment to quality, regenerative agriculture, and long-term value creation, the conversation will reflect on what it takes for family enterprises to embed regeneration at the core of their business models, and why family ownership is uniquely positioned to lead this shift for future generations.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

From the Inner to the Outer: Conscious Investing for the Family 5.0

Thu 22 Jan 2026 9:00 am - 10:30 am (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the most transformative investment strategy begins not with markets or metrics, but with inner clarity—where self-awareness, values, and emotional intelligence shape how wealth is stewarded across generations and for the world?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session for family business members hosted by The Impact Office.

Change starts within. This experiential group session explores how our values, beliefs, emotions, and personal history shape the way we invest and steward wealth. Participants will engage in guided reflection and interactive dialogue to understand how inner clarity can transform outer investment decisions.

Together, we will examine how aligning capital with personal growth, emotional intelligence, and a deeper sense of purpose creates investment strategies that are integrated, intentional, and deeply human. Rather than focusing on external frameworks, this session invites participants to explore the internal landscape that drives financial choices, and to consider how conscious inner development leads to more meaningful, purpose-aligned capital deployment.

Core Question:

How can I become the kind of person who invests in a way that reflects who I truly am—not who I’m expected to be—and what I genuinely care about, in a way that benefits me, my family, and the world beyond us?

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

Impact Endgames: How to Support the Next Generation of Impact Unicorns Globally

Wed 21 Jan 2026 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the true test of social innovation is not proof of impact, but its ability to cross borders—surviving translation into new cultures, institutions, and policies while scaling with integrity and systemic effect?

A private (by invitation only) dialogue session hosted by 100X Impact (LSE).

As social innovations move toward serious scale, the defining question becomes how proven solutions expand across regions, institutions and systems. This invitation-only salon explores what it really takes for high-impact solutions to travel – East–West and West–East — and to take root within different policy, market, and institutional environments.

The session is co-hosted by 100x Impact, a global impact initiative housed at the London School of Economics focused on backing impact ventures whose models can improve hundreds of millions of lives.

This conversation forms part of a Davos Accredited Programme

Mind the Future: Why Youth Mental Health Is the Next Economic Imperative

Wed 21 Jan 2026 10:30 am - 12:00 pm (CET/GMT+1)
Awakening House (Ochsner: Forum 2)

What if the most decisive economic investment of the next decade isn’t infrastructure or technology—but the mental health of young people who will shape productivity, innovation, and resilience worldwide?

41% of the global population is under the age of 24. Prioritizing their wellbeing and equipping young people to thrive is the key to the prosperity of the global economy over the next decade.

Mental health is the number one barrier. As the prevalence of wellbeing challenges rises globally, youth are hindered from reaching their full potential as they navigate their education and entry into the workforce. These are our future founders, CEOs, Prime Ministers and Civic Leaders. We need to pull all the levers within our control: innovation, market demand, policy, and capital to meet the exploding demand for mental health needs globally. A healthy society is the only path to a flourishing global economy.

Join SecondMuse for a discussion on how to build a global approach to investing in and capturing the value of addressing youth mental health across populations can have on the future of workforce and our economies.