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30 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8BF

2001; a Space Odyssey

A Kubrick-esque look at the year ahead

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2001; a Space Odyssey
2001; a Space Odyssey

Time & Location

20 Nov 2025, 18:00 – 22:00

30 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8BF

About the event

THE DISCUSSION

Not all predictions come true, but we’d take a bold prediction over a vague one any day. The great thing about a bold prediction is it creates discussion. Not maybe or possibly or broadly or I think, but “I believe x will happen”.

Until artificial intelligence (AI) can predict the future for us, the best source of insight we have is the opinions of our peers and trusted thought leaders. That’s why the Boardroom’s final session of the year, Predictions, is the most popular meeting in our calendar.

With 2020 approaching at a fearsome pace, we’re taking a Kubrick-inspired look at the year ahead (and beyond). If you think 2019 has been a roller coaster year, standby for the next 12-months. We’re not finished yet:

  • Will Gen Z be the catalyst for the workplace of the future?
  • What ethical questions will be asked of us by artificial intelligence (AI)?
  • Will Trump’s divisive style of politics see him re-elected next year?
  • Will we have a new resident at Number 10 and what is the outlook for Brexit?

In Kubrick’s seminal film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, he explored many of the issues that face us today including the true objectives of those in power and the ethical questions surrounding AI. The main characters’ world (a space craft) is controlled by HAL, a sentient computer. HAL augments the astronauts’ lives in fantastic ways and also limits their control, trusted by the hero’s superiors more than they trust him – with the true objective of their mission.

Join us for the last Boardroom meeting of the year and enjoy an evening of unique insights, exceptional peer-networking and stunning views of the city at night.

HAVE QUESTIONS? 

If you have a question about attendance, please contact me direct:

James Harris, Director, Boardroom Club

Tel: +44 (0) 20 3322 6788

Email: james.harris@theboardroom.club

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 

CEOs, CFOs, COOs, CIOs and CMOs from London’s largest organisations. Among others, current members of the forum include: the C-Level Executives of Sony Music, The British Council, Tesco and Thomas Cook to name a few.

 

WHY ATTEND? 

Gain insights and ideas from your peers and thought leaders in your field Benchmark your own plans within a collaborative and confidential environment Network with this exclusive group of senior executives within the world’s largest companies

 

WHAT’S THE FORMAT? 

All our dinner meetings are collaborative and information, designed to give you actionable ideas you can take back to your business the next day. Each meeting includes a keynote speaker, chaired discussion and an anonymous electronic vote on key topics. Each meeting is themed around a popular film to deepen the experience and help surface key insights.

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