

unDavos Webinar: Beginner’s Guide to Davos: How the World Economic Forum Week Really Works
Welcome to the Road to Davos webinar Series, our lead-up series helping leaders prepare for the most intentional week of the year. Davos is unique—dense with decision-makers, high in complexity, and rich with opportunity.
Each session gives you practical insights, insider guidance, and a clearer path to make every hour in Davos count. Here, you can learn, engage, and get ahead on the journey.
25th November Session Overview
Title: Beginner’s Guide to Davos: How the World Economic Forum Week Really Works
Description: Davos can feel overwhelming on your first visit. Thousands of independent events, hundreds of venues, and a busy World Economic Forum programme all running at once make it hard to know where to focus.
This session explains how Davos actually works, how WEF attendees and programming interact with the wider ecosystem, how to choose events, and how to plan your week to maximise value.
Additional unDavos community members will join to share practical examples and guidance.
You’ll learn:
How the WEF Annual Meeting shapes activity across Davos
How WEF participants interact with the broader ecosystem
How accommodation and logistics work in and around Davos
How to choose the right events from thousands of options
How RSVPs and invitations really work
How to plan your day for maximum value
How to pitch and network effectively
Insider guidance from experienced attendees
Who is this for?
WEF attendees (Strategic Partners, Partners, community members)
Side-event participants and organisers
First-timers
Returning participants wanting an update or a better strategy
Format
Live one-hour briefing with structured insights and Q&A.
The session is led by:
Mark Turrell Founder at unDavos
Mark Turrell — Founder, unDavos; CEO, Orcasci. A 17–20 year Davos veteran, World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer, and Young Global Leader.
Author of Scaling: Small Smart Moves for Outsized Results. Leads the unDavos community to democratize access and turn Davos into a platform for positive action.