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Private
Roundtables

Small-group conversations for senior practitioners in AI governance, cybersecurity, and law, held under the Chatham House Rule so participants can speak plainly about what is happening inside their organizations.

Two Formats

Where the
Real Conversation Happens

Roundtables are never open to the public. Every seat is by invitation.

At the Summit

Closed-Door Roundtables

Part of every Summit day: small groups, organized by topic track, working through a shared problem under the Chatham House Rule.

Included in the indicative day structure for each 2027 edition. Delegates take part as part of their pass.

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Advisory Circle

Private Leadership Dinners

Intimate, by-invitation dinners for senior leaders who shape the network itself. Advisory Circle membership and private dinners are part of the Patron tier.

Dates and locations are shared with Advisory Circle members directly.

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Ground Rules

Built on
Trust

Rule One

Chatham House Rule

You may use what you learn, but never attribute it to a speaker or their organization. That is what lets people be candid.

Rule Two

Small Groups

Tables are deliberately small so every participant is heard and nobody is an audience member.

Rule Three

Curated Guest List

We shape each table so the people in it are peers, with the seniority and range of experience that makes the conversation worth having.

How to Get an Invitation

Three Routes
to a Seat

01

Attend a Summit

Delegates join the closed-door roundtables as part of the Summit day. Apply for a pass on any 2027 edition page.

02

Join as a Patron

Patron members belong to the Advisory Circle and receive invitations to private dinners.

03

Ask Us

Tell us about your work and the topics you want to discuss. We read every request.

Want a Seat
at the Table?

Tell us about your role and the topics you want to explore. Invitations are issued personally.