Member of the Board of Advisors
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Job Description
Join the Advisory Board of the Europe–Asia Economic Summit (EAES)
About EAES
The Europe–Asia Economic Summit (EAES) is a neutral, internationally oriented platform based in Switzerland, connecting business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, innovators, institutions, and decision-makers across Europe, Asia, and the GCC.
Following the successful launch of its inaugural edition, EAES is preparing for its next annual summit in Davos from 31 May to 2 June 2027. The 2027 edition is expected to be a larger and more structured platform, featuring high-level dialogue, company showcases, strategic matchmaking, partner participation, and selected year-round activities.
To support this next stage of growth, EAES is looking to further strengthen its Advisory Board with experienced and well-connected individuals who share the long-term vision of the platform and can contribute strategic guidance, credibility, and meaningful connections.
Advisory Board Role
The Advisory Board role is a non-executive and non-remunerated position for senior individuals who can support EAES through their experience, perspective, and network.
We are particularly interested in individuals with strong connections in one or more of the following areas:
- Corporate leadership and C-level communities
- Family offices, investors, and private capital
- Innovation, AI, robotics, MedTech, energy, mobility, and digital infrastructure
- Chambers of commerce, business associations, and industry networks
- Government-linked institutions and regional investment and development organisations
- Europe–Asia–GCC business relations
Ideal candidates should bring strategic thinking, professional integrity, discretion, cultural sensitivity, and a genuine interest in building a long-term international platform.
Expected Contribution
Advisory Board Members are expected to support EAES in selected areas, depending on their background and availability. This may include:
- Providing strategic guidance on EAES's positioning, partnerships, and long-term development
- Supporting the identification of relevant partners, speakers, sponsors, and delegation leaders
- Acting as a trusted bridge-builder to selected business, investment, innovation, academic, and institutional communities
- Facilitating introductions to companies, organizations, and individuals aligned with the EAES vision
- Providing market feedback on partnership opportunities, participant interest, and strategic positioning
- Participating in Advisory Board meetings, normally no more than twice per year, virtually or in person
- Representing EAES professionally in selected conversations where appropriate
This role does not involve operational responsibility. The focus is on strategic guidance, network-building, and long-term platform development.
What EAES Offers
As an Advisory Board Member, you will be formally recognised as a valued contributor to EAES and associated with a high-level international platform connecting leaders, innovators, investors, companies, and institutions across Europe, Asia, and the GCC.
Advisory Board Members will have the opportunity to:
- Contribute to the growth of an emerging international platform based in Switzerland
- Collaborate with a select group of leaders from business, government, academia, innovation, and investment
- Help shape the strategic direction and agenda of EAES
- Strengthen Europe–Asia dialogue through leadership, influence, and network
- Be recognised in EAES publications and official materials as a member of the Advisory Board
application
If you are passionate about building bridges between Europe, Asia, and the GCC, and would like to contribute your experience and network to the long-term development of EAES, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Please apply via LinkedIn.
Requests sent by email will not be processed.
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Key Skills
Government-linked institutions
Business associations
Europe–Asia–GCC business relations
C-level communities
Digital infrastructure
Regional investment and development organisations
Private capital
Industry networks
Family offices
Corporate leadership
