Day 1
Arrival & Welcome
A quiet start. No packed schedule — the day is for getting here and settling in.
Most guests arrive by train through the middle of the day and afternoon.
Walking, orienting, finding each other.
Drinks, mingling, and settling in ahead of the main day.
Day 2 · Provisional
The Main Day
The Summit’s central day: fireside conversations, six thematic panels either side of dinner, and the awards. The running order below is settled in shape; exact times are still being confirmed.
Conversations with prominent executives who are neurodistinct themselves, or who are making strong strides for the movement.
Covering three of the six Innovation Tracks.
The pivot point of the evening.
The other three Innovation Tracks.
The 2027 DNS Awards, presented on the main stage.
Day 3
Alps Retreat & Working Groups
A deliberate change of pace — and structurally where the Summit turns conversation into a plan.
Time in the Alps together, with bonding as the point rather than the by-product.
Built directly on whatever resonated most from the previous day’s panels — early steps toward an applied plan, carried forward through follow-up meetings later in the year.
Day 4
Alpine Chalet Workshops
The applied layer of the Summit, held at its secondary location: a chalet high in the Alps, reached by horse and carriage.
The journey up is part of the day.
The setting does real work here — it lowers the guard enough for genuine business conversation.
For those who came specifically for deeper engagement. In 2026 this included an architectural firm designing spaces for neurodistinct people.
Investment conversations, contracts, pitching and introductions — commercial work in alignment with the movement.
The chalet day closes on its own terms, in person.
Day 5
Alpine Excursions
An open, optional closing day. Attendance is naturally staggered — some travel home Friday, others stay through Saturday.
Around Davos–Klosters and adjacent areas.