A brief before the week
A defined subject, company or market question, investigated and written up with sources and questions to take into meetings.
Davos · 18–22 January 2027
I turned 90 WEF articles into one briefing.
For Davos 2026, I read ninety World Economic Forum articles and brought them together in a 6,835-word synthesis. I can do the same kind of work for your team, with the Japanese and European context your brief needs.
Alongside your Davos planner
Your planner may be handling the venue, guests and timetable. I can take on the reading, company research and editorial work: a useful brief before the week, background on the people you want to meet and a substantial synthesis afterwards.
Choose the piece of work you need
Research for a house, dinner or panel
Potential Japanese and European contributors, background notes and agreed invitation or speaker materials. We decide who makes the approaches and handles replies.
A synthesis afterwards
An executive briefing, article or follow-up copy built from your authorised recordings, notes and materials.
Independent work you can inspect
I attended Davos in person in 2026. The ninety-article synthesis is independent editorial work. My Davos work received a personal commendation from the World Economic Forum's head of communications.
90 articles · 6,835 words
The complete synthesis.
Read the synthesisA separate 29-source briefing
A different piece drawing on twenty-nine official articles.
Read the intelligence briefingThe unDavos record
Research into the wider event program.
Read the event researchA defined research and writing brief
We agree the source material, deliverable, language and deadline before I start. A larger source set or additional languages changes the scope. On-site support is agreed separately; event invitations and access remain with the organisers.
Tell me the subject, whom you want to reach and what your team has already covered. I'll suggest the part I can take on.
Scope and costs before you book
Before paid work starts, I'll put the scope in writing: what you'll receive, the language, deadline, fee and who will do each part. The quote identifies any travel, event admission and partner costs, along with any applicable taxes. I start the agreed work once we've settled the brief and you've paid the 50% advance. We'll agree any additional work separately. Prices are in euros.
Scope and costs before you book
Before paid work starts, you receive a written scope covering the deliverables, language, timing, fee and who is responsible for each part. Travel, event admission and partner costs are identified in the quote. Substantive work begins once the brief is agreed and the 50% advance has been paid. Additional work is agreed separately. Prices are in euros; the quote states the final fee and any applicable taxes before you book.