I am delighted to join the 2026 NYC Family Office Forum in New York for a conversation that I believe has become increasingly urgent:
THE ARCHITECTURE OF A FLOURISHING LEGACY
Trust, Integrity and Human Ethics in the Quantum Age
We are living through an extraordinary acceleration of history.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we create, govern, invest and make decisions. Quantum technologies are beginning to redefine security, computation, resilience and the very architecture of trust. The world is moving faster than many of the institutions created to guide it.
The central question, therefore, is no longer simply how powerful our technologies will become.
It is what kind of humanity we intend to build with them.
This conversation comes at a particularly meaningful moment in my own work. After recent discussions around quantum technologies in Saudi Arabia, ongoing engagements in Dubai, and my broader work through IASC World Changers, I continue to see the same challenge emerging across countries, institutions and industries:
we need to create possible futures together.
During the Forum, I look forward to sharing some of the thinking behind my work on the Post-Quantum Constitution for Global Peace and Flourishing, and to exploring how trust, integrity, human ethics and long-term vision can become part of the architecture through which we navigate the AI–quantum age.
This is also why I believe family offices now carry a responsibility that goes far beyond capital preservation.
At their best, family offices can become extraordinary platforms of stewardship, continuity and transformation. They can connect generations, knowledge, innovation, philanthropy, entrepreneurship and strategic capital in ways that few other institutions can.
And this gives them a unique opportunity: not simply to react to the future, but to help shape a better one.
For us at IASC World Changers, this is part of a larger commitment: to bring together people, ideas, institutions and visions from across the world, to share possible futures, and to help turn those possibilities into meaningful action.
The future will not simply happen to us.
We are building it every day.
And in a world moving this quickly, we need to stay connected, think further ahead, build trust, develop strategy and have the courage to ask not only what we can achieve, but what is worth achieving.
I am very happy to join Philipp Assmus, Lexye Aversa, Angelo Robles and the Family Office community in New York for precisely this conversation.
Because legacy is not only what we leave behind.
Legacy is what we set in motion.