Developing a Roadmap for Industrial Resilience

After examining digital infrastructure, critical minerals, and strategic capital, this open discussion focuses on what comes next—with primary focus on Europe.

Policy Priorities What should European governments prioritize to strengthen industrial competitiveness? Where can policy reduce dependencies without creating new vulnerabilities? How should Europe respond to US subsidies and China's coordinated industrial strategy?

Company Actions What can firms do without waiting for policy? How do organizations assess exposure to digital disruption, mineral dependencies, and supply chain concentration? What measures deliver results within 6-12 months versus 3-5 years?

Public-Private Coordination Industrial resilience requires coordination between governments, corporations, and investors. Where has this worked in Europe? What models can be scaled? How do you align incentives when timelines differ?

Technology and Investment What technologies deserve accelerated support—through grants, procurement, or strategic investment? Where should Europe build capability, and where should it partner with allies?

Standards and Regulation Can Europe use standards to strengthen its position? How can regulatory alignment speed adoption of resilience technologies? Balance between protecting against risk and enabling speed?

Open discussion format. Participants propose priorities, challenge assumptions, debate trade-offs. The goal: practical recommendations organizations can act on, not aspirational statements.

Participants include policymakers, CEOs, investors, supply chain leaders, and technology executives.