Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 will be brilliant
The Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 event is set to take place from June 8 to 10 in Aspen, marking its 25th anniversary. This year, the gathering returns to its original location, featuring a mix of veteran speakers and new voices. Attendees can expect a packed schedule with discussions on various tech topics, outdoor activities, and networking opportunities.
- ▪The event will be held in Aspen, where it has taken place 16 times before.
- ▪Notable speakers include Steve Case, Meg Whitman, and Trevor Noah.
- ▪Activities will include hiking, biking, and discussions on AI governance and tech revolutions.
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I’m so excited for our fast-approaching 25th anniversary Fortune Brainstorm Tech, June 8 to 10 in Aspen. Recommended Video This year’s gathering is really special. For the first time in almost a decade, we’re returning to Brainstorm’s spiritual home. We’ve held this event 16 times in Aspen before; all but four were on the campus of the Aspen Institute. Much of our DNA was assembled here. We’re also lucky to have several veterans along for the ride. Brainstorm’s founding editorial impresario, David Kirkpatrick, will join us. Several of this year’s speakers—including Steve Case, Mark Hoplamazian, Meg Whitman, Jim Lanzone, Glenn Fogel, Peggy Johnson, Hans Tung, Zack Bogue, and Bill Briggs—are multi-decade Brainstorm participants. That’s not to say we aren’t embracing the new and the next.
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