IQM Quantum Computers is partnering with Finnish Flow to participate in the 54th World Economic Forum in Davos. This is the third time Finnish Flow is organising the initiative, with side events titled “Future is Now“. IQM’s delegation, including CEO Dr. Jan Goetz and Global Affairs Officer Dr. Juha Vartiainen, will host a roundtable discussion on Emerging Technologies. Goetz emphasised the importance of the forum for meeting decision-makers and staying at the forefront of emerging trends. Finnish Flow’s Co-founder, Risto Kuulasmaa, highlighted the platform’s role in fostering new business opportunities.
IQM Quantum Computers and Finnish Flow at Davos 2024
In a collaborative effort with Finnish Flow, IQM Quantum Computers is set to join a diverse group of public and private businesses at the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. The primary objective of this gathering is to address global societal and business challenges. This marks the third time Finnish Flow is organizing the initiative, and it will be part of the side events titled “Future is Now.” This event is exclusive to 150 thought leaders and decision-makers.
Finnish Flow’s Roundtable Discussions
Finnish Flow will conduct four roundtable discussions on 16 January 2024, focusing on sustainability, wellbeing, investing, and emerging technology. These discussions are part of the “Future is Now” event. The roundtables are designed to facilitate in-depth conversations among thought leaders and decision-makers on these critical themes.
IQM’s Participation in the Roundtable on Emerging Technologies
The IQM delegation, including Dr. Jan Goetz, CEO and Co-founder, and Dr. Juha Vartiainen, Global Affairs Officer and Co-founder, will host a roundtable discussion on Emerging Technologies. This marks the second time IQM is participating in the Finnish Flow business delegation to Davos. The WEF in Davos is a significant event for IQM as it offers a unique platform to engage with top decision-makers from various industries, governments, and investors.
IQM’s Perspective on the WEF in Davos
According to Dr. Jan Goetz, the WEF in Davos is crucial for IQM as it provides an opportunity to engage with top decision-makers from different sectors. He believes that these discussions on the global economic and technological landscape allow IQM to stay updated with emerging trends, align their strategic initiatives with broader industry goals, and actively contribute to shaping the future of quantum computing.
Finnish Flow’s High-Profile Networking Opportunities
Finnish Flow’s events have evolved into some of the most sought-after in the Davos side event ecosystem. The organization is excited to see IQM returning and benefiting from the high-profile networking opportunities. This year, an impressive 800 leaders applied to participate. Over the years, Finnish Flow has welcomed approximately 50 Finnish business leaders, government officials, and numerous Finnish companies to their events.
Finnish Flow as a Global Platform
Despite its strong Finnish roots, Finnish Flow is primarily a global platform dedicated to fostering new business opportunities for all participants. This is affirmed by Risto Kuulasmaa, Co-founder of Finnish Flow. The organization remains committed to providing a platform for thought leaders and decision-makers from around the world to discuss and address global societal and business challenges.
“The WEF in Davos is important for IQM because it provides a unique opportunity to meet top decision-makers from industry, governments, and investors all in one place,” said Goetz. He added: “Engaging in discussions on the global economic and technological landscape enables us to stay at the forefront of emerging trends, align our strategic initiatives with broader industry goals, and actively contribute to shaping the future of quantum computing.”
“Over the years, we have proudly welcomed approximately 50 Finnish business leaders, government officials, and numerous Finnish companies to our events. Nevertheless, Finnish Flow remains, above all, a global platform dedicated to fostering new business opportunities for all participants,” affirms Risto Kuulasmaa, Co-founder of Finnish Flow.
Quick Summary
IQM Quantum Computers will participate in the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, in partnership with Finnish Flow, to discuss global societal and business challenges. The company will host a roundtable discussion on emerging technologies, aiming to stay at the forefront of trends and contribute to shaping the future of quantum computing.
- IQM Quantum Computers is partnering with Finnish Flow to participate in the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
- This is the third time Finnish Flow is organising the initiative, with side events titled “Future is Now”.
- Finnish Flow will hold four roundtables on sustainability, wellbeing, investing and emerging technology on 16 January, 2024.
- IQM delegation, including Dr. Jan Goetz, CEO and Co-founder, and Dr. Juha Vartiainen, Global Affairs Officer and Co-founder, will host a roundtable discussion on Emerging Technologies.
- This is the second time IQM is participating in the Finnish Flow business delegation to Davos.
- The WEF in Davos is seen as a unique opportunity for IQM to meet top decision-makers from industry, governments, and investors.
- Risto Kuulasmaa, Co-founder of Finnish Flow, affirms that Finnish Flow is a global platform dedicated to fostering new business opportunities for all participants.