Engage with Kearney at CES 2026: featured executive dinners

AI frontiers and the next wave of disruption

Date: Tuesday, January 6 | 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Location: CHICA, The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Hosts: Kearney and Silicon Foundry

The next major step in AI will likely emerge from the convergence of ideas that have not yet intersected. This dinner will bring together influential technologists, founders, investors, and enterprise leaders for an exchange focused on the breakthroughs taking shape today and the possibilities just beyond the visible frontier.

Hosted by Kearney and Silicon Foundry, this private, highly curated dinner will encourage open discussion around the forces that will reshape industries over the next five years: the maturation of agentic systems, the acceleration of multimodal models, shifts in computing and data architectures, and the practical pathways for moving from exploratory pilots to transformative scale. Expect an evening of provocative insights, healthy challenges, and the kind of “what if” thinking that ignites real transformation.

Register your interest: 
Request more information on the event here.
A member of our team will reach out to you. Availability is limited, and attendance is by invitation only.

Geopolitics, AI, and the new map of advantage

Date: Wednesday, January 7 | 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Location: CHICA, The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Hosts: Kearney and Silicon Foundry

Technology does not evolve in a vacuum. Behind every breakthrough at CES sit shifting alliances, contested standards, and new lines of competition between nations and regions. For executives, the next wave of AI and emerging technology will be shaped as much by geopolitics as by code.

This private dinner will bring together senior leaders from technology, consumer, industrials, and financial services, along with investors and policy thinkers, to explore a variety of questions, including the following:

• How will trade tensions, industrial policy, and regulation influence where and how AI innovation scales?
• What do new fault lines in data, cloud, and semiconductor ecosystems mean for supply chain resilience and capital allocation?
• How do you balance local, regional, and global strategies in an environment of heightened geopolitical risk?
• Where is the next decade of growth likely to emerge, and how can you position your portfolio and partnerships accordingly?

Guided by Kearney’s latest global economic and geopolitical insights, this discussion will focus on practical moves leaders can make today: where to double down, where to build optionality, and how to translate geopolitical foresight into concrete decisions on investment, footprint, and ecosystem strategy.

Register your interest:
Request more information on the event here.
A member of our team will reach out to you. Availability is limited, and attendance is by invitation only.