Conferences

Each year, Fortune hosts by-invitation-only meetings and membership communities for the leaders who are setting the global business agenda. The sessions are covered by Fortune journalists.

At Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026, Chris Bedi, Chief Customer Officer and Enterprise AI Advisor, ServiceNow; China Widener, Vice Chair and US Technology, Media & Telecommunications Industry Leader, Deloitte; and Phil Wiser, Chief Technology Officer, Paramount, speak on a panel with Kristin Stoller, Fortune editorial director.

This tech CEO fired 80% of his workforce over AI resistance. Here’s what he’s learned since then

IgniteTech’s CEO said the AI adoption is failing due to workforce reluctance to embrace the technology.

By Kristin StollerJune 15, 2026

Courtney Robinson, head of policy and communications, at Akoya speaks on a panel at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026.

AI shopping agents are coming. No one is ready for them

By Jeremy KahnJune 12, 2026

The head of Claude Code hasn’t ‘written a line of code by hand’ in 8 months

The head of Claude Code hasn’t ‘written a line of code by hand’ in 8 months

By Nick LichtenbergJune 11, 2026

This CEO has had 6 major jobs in Silicon Valley: How Dennis Woodside built a career on saying yes to hard problems

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

Sarah Franklin, Chief Executive Oﬃcer of Lattice, and Francine Katsoudas, EVP and Chief People, Policy and Purpose Oﬃcer at Cisco, speak at Fortune's COO Summit with Kristin Stoller, Editorial Director at Fortune.

AI disruption arrived 6 years early—now executives are drawing the line

By Kristin StollerJune 8, 2026

Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 livestream

Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 livestream

By Fortune EditorsJune 8, 2026

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US President Donald Trump sits in silence with his hands folded on top of each other.

Inside Trump’s $1.4 billion crypto empire: altcoins, Bitcoin—and a stake in Michael Saylor’s Strategy

By Camila Grigera NaónJuly 1, 2026

The 6 Best Exercise Bikes of 2026: Fitness Expert Reviewed

The 6 Best Exercise Bikes of 2026: Fitness Expert Reviewed

By Christina SnyderJuly 1, 2026

Mark Zandi, Moody's chief economist.

‘It’s fair to ask whether it was worth it’: The Iran war has cost Americans $1,000 per household—and that’s a conservative estimate, Mark Zandi says

By Tristan BoveJuly 1, 2026

Melania Trump NFT earnings surge 28x in 2025 as first lady rakes in nearly $17 million in total earnings, filing shows

Melania Trump NFT earnings surge 28x in 2025 as first lady rakes in nearly $17 million in total earnings, filing shows

By Mia OsmonbekovJuly 1, 2026

Donald Trump sits at his desk in the Oval Office, smiling and with his hands folded in front of him.

Trump got a $78K pension from the Screen Actors Guild in 2025 because he appeared in Home Alone 2 in 1992

By Sasha RogelbergJuly 1, 2026

How foodservice giant Sodexo is embracing AI and robotics to reshape the kitchen

How foodservice giant Sodexo is embracing AI and robotics to reshape the kitchen

By John KellJuly 1, 2026

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei

Anthropic’s AI models are back online after a two-week government standoff—settling the company and administration into a fragile truce

By Tristan BoveJuly 1, 2026

U.S. Polo Assn. CEO J. Michael Prince

U.S. Polo Assn. CEO was told he wasn’t right for a promotion—so he ‘outworked’ anyone else who wanted the job for 6 months straight

By Orianna Rosa RoyleJuly 1, 2026

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‘Will I still matter?’ The ‘Optimism Doctor’ says people can tolerate uncertainty—the AI angst is about something else

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

Workplace Culture
How two leaders used design thinking and a focus on outcomes to transform two Fortune 500 giants
By Christina PantinDecember 4, 2025

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From ‘reinvention exhaustion’ to ‘friction absorption’: the e-commerce elves who make your groceries and clothes appear are worn out

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

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‘One thing after the next’: Axon and Schneider Electric supply chain chiefs talk life in permanent disruption

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

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‘Stop building silos of excellence’: Peloton’s COO has a Navy playbook for the new era of supply chain chaos

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

‘We lost a lot of talent’: The man who overhauled the CDC before the DOGE cuts is still concerned about damage

By Nick LichtenbergJune 3, 2026

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The $18 expense report and the defunded intern programs: symbols of corporate America’s dysfunction

By Nick LichtenbergJune 2, 2026

Workplace Culture
Designer Kevin Bethune: Bringing ‘disparate disciplines around the table’ is how leaders can ‘problem solve the future’
By Fortune EditorsDecember 3, 2025

Jason Kidd

Chipotle COO calls hiring one of the ‘most painful processes’—so his AI bot ‘Ava Cado’ cut it from 12 days to 4

By Preston ForeJune 2, 2026

Francine Katsoudas, EVP and Chief People, Policy and Purpose Officer, Cisco

Should you treat AI agents as colleagues? Fortune 500 executives can’t settle the debate

By Nick LichtenbergJune 2, 2026

Dan Helfrich, Chief Operating Officer, U.S. Soccer Federation

U.S. Soccer is using AI to scout 70 million teenagers. The former consulting CEO running the federation calls it a ‘paradigm shift’ for the sport

By Nick LichtenbergJune 2, 2026

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Anthropic’s office launched an AI-run vending machine. It evolved into AI-run stores and cafes within a year

By Nick LichtenbergJune 2, 2026

Nike and U.S. soccer execs on the World Cup: 4 weeks of games, 4 years of prep, 6 years of jersey design

By Preston ForeJune 1, 2026

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Microsoft AI’s design head wants her team to be AI-native by the end of the fiscal year
By Angelica AngDecember 3, 2025

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Cognizant CEO is swimming against the tide on AI: he’s hiring over 20,000 graduates this year and says AI tokenmaxxing is a ‘vanity metric’

By Preston ForeJune 1, 2026

The automation illusion: Why AI is making COOs’ jobs harder, not easier

By Nick LichtenbergJune 1, 2026

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Grey rhinos, black swans, and the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie: What Corporate America still gets wrong about risk

By Nick LichtenbergJune 1, 2026

‘Nobody’s safe’: Cognizant projected 90% of jobs would be disrupted by 2032—but we’re beyond it 6 years early

‘Nobody’s safe’: Cognizant projected 90% of jobs would be disrupted by 2032—but we’re beyond it 6 years early

By Preston ForeJune 1, 2026

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Okta’s President and COO says companies are in denial about the hardest part of the AI revolution: redesigning work itself

By Nick LichtenbergJune 1, 2026

Fortune COO Summit 2026 livestream

By Fortune EditorsJune 1, 2026

A photo taken during the Maroon Bells bicycle ride during Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2019 in Aspen, Colorado. (Photo: Fortune)

Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 will be brilliant

By Andrew NuscaMay 22, 2026

Clinical Psychologist Daniel Wendler

A ‘proudly autistic’ workplace expert says putting neurodivergent employees in a typical office is like dropping a polar bear in Austin, Texas

By Tristan BoveMay 20, 2026

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Trump’s EEOC chair is suing The New York Times because ‘we should bring it on behalf of white workers too’

By Nick LichtenbergMay 20, 2026

Fortune Workplace Innovation Summit 2026 livestream

By Fortune EditorsMay 19, 2026

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The CEO of Trek Bicycle reads 52 books a year, hates smartphones, and thinks Milton Friedman was wrong

By Nick LichtenbergMay 6, 2026

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Hyatt’s CEO has built a ‘family’ culture for 20 years. Now he’s leaning on it

By Nick LichtenbergApril 30, 2026

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Accenture’s Julie Sweet blew up 50 years of company history. She says the hardest part is still ahead

By Nick LichtenbergApril 29, 2026

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Cadence CEO on the AI boom and human nature: ‘there are more tools, but the human part is not different’

By Nick LichtenbergApril 23, 2026

‘I think it’s a mistake’: Delta CEO Ed Bastian refuses to call it ‘artificial intelligence’ because it scares people

‘I think it’s a mistake’: Delta CEO Ed Bastian refuses to call it ‘artificial intelligence’ because it scares people

By Nick LichtenbergApril 22, 2026

Backflips are easy, stairs are hard: Robots still struggle with simple human movements, experts say

Backflips are easy, stairs are hard: Robots still struggle with simple human movements, experts say

By Nicholas GordonDecember 11, 2025

Exelon CEO: The ‘warning lights are on’ for U.S. electric grid resilience and utility prices amid AI demand surge

Exelon CEO: The ‘warning lights are on’ for U.S. electric grid resilience and utility prices amid AI demand surge

By Jordan BlumDecember 9, 2025

AI’s reliance on patterns can lead to ‘somewhat mediocre’ results, warns CEO of design consultancy IDEO

AI’s reliance on patterns can lead to ‘somewhat mediocre’ results, warns CEO of design consultancy IDEO

By Andrew StaplesDecember 9, 2025

Fortune Brainstorm AI 2025 Livestream

By Fortune EditorsDecember 8, 2025

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