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The New York Times conferences bring together national and global leaders to deepen understanding of vital topics, advance innovative solutions to major challenges and provide new opportunities for businesses. In panel discussions, interactive debates and high-level networking, we address a wide range of issues: from higher education, finance and technology to food, energy and the luxury market.

David Chipperfield Architects, founded in 1984, has four offices in London, Berlin, Milan and Shanghai.

The New York Times conferences bring together national and global leaders to deepen understanding of vital topics, advance innovative solutions to major challenges and provide new opportunities for businesses. In panel discussions, interactive debates and high-level networking, we address a wide range of issues: from higher education, finance and technology to food, energy and the luxury market.

<p>The nature of work is changing at a blinding clip — hierarchies are being upended, the battle for top talent is intense, and winning leaders know that a strong and effective culture of teamwork is their most crucial competitive advantage.</p><p> </p><p>On March 6—7, The New York Times held a new kind of conference that brought together a collection of brilliant minds — from top C.E.O.s to neuroscientists, from tech stars to organizational psychologists and other experts — to share research, insights and strategies for building the teams of the future.&nbsp;Designed for decision-makers, the summit was interactive and grounded in concrete ideas, science and real-world applications, not theory, to enable you to refine your leadership toolkit and build a network of like-minded leaders. &nbsp;</p>

David Chipperfield Architects, founded in 1984, has four offices in London, Berlin, Milan and Shanghai.

The New York Times conferences bring together national and global leaders to deepen understanding of vital topics, advance innovative solutions to major challenges and provide new opportunities for businesses. In panel discussions, interactive debates and high-level networking, we address a wide range of issues: from higher education, finance and technology to food, energy and the luxury market.

The New York Times conferences bring together national and global leaders to deepen understanding of vital topics, advance innovative solutions to major challenges and provide new opportunities for businesses. In panel discussions, interactive debates and high-level networking, we address a wide range of issues: from higher education, finance and technology to food, energy and the luxury market.