18th #DruckerForum will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, November 4 and 5, 2026, with Masterclasses following on Friday

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“A founder’s unprocessed fear can become corporate strategy.” That is one of the more uncomfortable claims Zoya Mesaric raises in our latest blog entry. Read the full article here 👇🏻 druckerforum.org/blog/the-mo…
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Great leadership is not about having the best ideas. It is about creating the conditions in which others can have them. On Sept 23, Linda Hill and Gianpiero Petriglieri @gpetriglieri explore what leaders must change for ingenuity to flourish. More info: druckerforum.org/newsletter/…
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What if an AI agent rules you out before a human ever hears your name?Our latest Drucker Forum blog article by Sandy Carter explores how reputation shifts as machines start making trust decisions. Read more: druckerforum.org/blog/reputa… #druckerforum #innovation #nextgeninnovation
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Our latest newsletter highlights the partnerships, shared learning and spirit of reciprocity that help shape the Forum year after year. It also introduces our 2026 Platinum Sponsors and special benefits for the Drucker Forum community. Read more: druckerforum.org/newsletter/…
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The models have improved. The failure rate has not. Yuval Dvir argues that the real constraint on AI has shifted from technology to human nature: politics, incentives, silos and the protection of position over accuracy. Read more: druckerforum.org/blog/the-re… #druckerforum
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What does it mean for companies to become “longevity ready”? In an interview conducted by Michaela Ernst, @A_WittenbergCox discusses demographic change, longer careers, multigenerational workforces and why longevity needs to become a leadership issue. druckerforum.org/blog/as-pop…
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Our latest newsletter brings together books by this year’s Drucker Forum speakers and members of our wider community, all offering different perspectives on this year's topic. Curious what is on this year’s reading list?👇🏻 druckerforum.org/newsletter/…
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A different kind of blog post this week: an interview with Katy George on AI, work and leadership. Why must women help shape AI transformation, and why can business and workforce transformation no longer be separated? First published in Der Standard. druckerforum.org/blog/women-…
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Yesterday, we shared the winning essay in the Professional Category. Today, we turn to the Student Category winner. In “Between Tradition and Transition,” Eiji Tateishi explores culture, dignity and innovation through his experiences in Kenya and Japan. druckerforum.org/blog/betwee…
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Proud to share the winning essay in the 2026 Professional Category of the Global Peter Drucker Challenge. Ankit explores what indigenous communities in Jharkhand can teach management about culture, innovation and ingenuity. druckerforum.org/blog/the-ci… #druckerforum #innovation
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Can AI make organizations smarter and less ingenious at the same time? Nick Hixson explores why AI can optimize performance, but real innovation depends on questioning assumptions and redesigning how organizations learn. Article: druckerforum.org/blog/ai-is-… #druckerforum
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First Speaker Insights are here. Our latest newsletter offers a first glimpse into how Drucker Forum 2026 speakers think about this year’s theme: Next Gen Innovation. When Everything Depends on Ingenuity. More in-depth perspectives to follow soon. druckerforum.org/newsletter/…
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What happens when the map no longer fits the territory? In Part Two of “The Worldview Problem,” Joseph Pistrui and Dimo Dimov explore the capacity beneath strategy and what enables organizations to renew themselves. Article 👇🏻 druckerforum.org/blog/the-ca… #druckerforum #innovation
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What if innovation failure is not a strategy problem, but a worldview problem? In Part One of “The Worldview Problem,” Joseph Pistrui and Dimo Dimov explore why organizations may need more than better strategies to renew themselves. Read the full article: druckerforum.org/blog/the-wo…
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What if the greatest barrier to innovation is not technology, but leadership? In our new article, Marc Wagner argues that management may be increasingly automatable, but leadership remains deeply human. Are we building windmills, or walls? Full article: druckerforum.org/blog/the-re…
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Today is the final regular day of our Early Bird offer. Register now for the and benefit from the current Early Bird rate before it ends. Join us in Vienna on November 4 + 5 for: Next Gen Innovation. When Everything Depends on Ingenuity. onlineregistrations.eu/event…
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Our latest newsletter includes the confirmed speaker line-up, details of our free digital session, and everything you need to plan for the Drucker Forum 2026. Read more and secure the Early Bird while available. druckerforum.org/newsletter/… #druckerforum #innovation #nextgeninnovation
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Under pressure, even high-performing leaders often become more rigid. In her new article, Zoya Mesaric explores why the future may belong to those who can question their assumptions, adapt, and reorganize themselves when circumstances change. Article 👇🏻 druckerforum.org/blog/the-fu…
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Happening today. Join Amy Edmondson and Roger L. Martin for a free digital session on what makes innovation thrive. Moderated by Julia Kirby and hosted by Elena Stelzig. June 22, 16:00 CET / 10:00 am ET. druckerforum.org/special-pag… #druckerforum #innovation #nextgeninnovation
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Join our free digital session on innovation with Amy Edmondson and Roger L. Martin, hosted by Julia Kirby. A timely taster for Drucker Forum 2026: Next Gen Innovation. When Everything Depends on Ingenuity. All details in our latest newsletter 👇🏻 druckerforum.org/newsletter/…
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