One-on-one conversations with the people setting the technology policy agenda. August 16 to 18, St. Regis Aspen.
Every August, the technology policy world gathers in Aspen for conversations that don’t happen anywhere else. The Technology Policy Institute’s 2026 Aspen Forum runs August 16 to 18 at the St. Regis Aspen Resort, and today we’re announcing our first featured speakers, each appearing in a dedicated one-on-one conversation or solo session.
Andrew Ferguson, Chairman, Federal Trade Commission, in a luncheon conversation with Brian Sullivan, co-anchor of CNBC’s Power Lunch
Anna Gomez, Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
Olivia Trusty, Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
Anjney Midha, Founder, AMP PBC
Shane Greenstein, Martin Marshall Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, on the economics of the AI buildout, including where data centers go, why, and what past technology transitions tell us about where the value will land
Severin Borenstein, E.T. Grether Professor of Business Administration and Public Policy, UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, in a fireside conversation on AI’s growing electricity demand and what it means for the grid and for what households pay for power
These sessions put a single voice on stage, at length and in depth. We will announce panels and additional speakers in the coming weeks, with programming on AI, quantum, broadband, space, energy, antitrust, and more.
Seats and rooms in Aspen go quickly. Register now before prices begin to increase after July 1.
