
The Free Thinker Society - Davos 2025
Enlightened Leadership – Forging Connections that Heal, from the Micro to the Macro
Thursday 23 January, 15:00-16:00
Informal round session followed by the Closing Wine Ceremony
FT House, Conference Room, Hotel Meierhof
Enlightened Leadership – Forging Connections that Heal, from the Micro to the Macro
Thursday 23 January, 15:00-16:00
FT House, Conference Room, Hotel Meierhof
As the world faces an escalating mental health crisis and persistent global conflicts, every aspect of society is transformed by unprecedented technological transformation. This session explores how enlightened leadership can integrate innovative approaches to well-being and conflict resolution in this context.
Besides the increase in labor productivity, digital innovation and AI are having a profoundly disruptive impact on mental wellness, personal and societal growth.
By addressing root causes of trauma, stress, disconnection, and stagnation, leaders can foster emotional healing, resilience, sustainable peace, and prosperity.
From the introduction of alternative modalities like MDMA-assisted psychotherapy to the application of neuroscience and conscious dialogue in peacebuilding, this discussion seeks to redefine how societies, institutions, and technological platforms can approach collective healing, conflict resolution, and the relationship between humans and technology that leads to authentic growth.
For we are all interconnected—with each other, with our instruments, and with nature.
The enlightened leader is one who creates meaningful connections in the face of threatening complexity.
Speakers:
David Erritzoe, Clinical Senior Lecturer in General Psychiatry in Centres for Neuro psychopharmacology and Psychedelic Research at Imperial
Rebecca O. Bagley, CEO at the Kennedy Forum
Phillip Mossop, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Pentatonic
Leor Roseman, Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter