March 10–11, NHH Bergen
Navigating business beyond the comfort zone
Norway has been lying at anchor for a long time. Safe, stable and comfortable. But an anchor that keeps you safe also holds you in place.
Oil, the welfare state and decades of prosperity have given us a harbour most countries can only dream of, but the wind has turned. AI is changing who does the work and which skills are actually needed, geopolitics is forcing choices whether we are ready or not, and even though the sails are up and the resources are in place, the ship is standing still.
Technology, power and security are being redefined at a pace few saw coming, shaping who will lead in the years ahead and who will fall behind. Navigating these shifts will require us to move beyond what is familiar and comfortable, because in a changing world, staying in your comfort zone may be the greatest risk of all.
Beyond the familiar lies territory no one has fully mapped. This is where leaders and businesses must learn to navigate without all the answers. At The NHH Symposium 2027, we bring voices from around the world to Bergen to challenge established thinking, confront difficult choices and explore what it takes to move beyond the comfort zone.
The anchor is heavy to lift. But it is the only way forward. Will you stay in the harbour, or are you ready to set sail?
The journey beyond the comfort zone starts at The NHH Symposium, March 10–11. Are you ready?
Early bird tickets are out NOW! Only the first 50 get this price, so be quick.
Interested and want to know more? Let us contact you! We only need your name and email.
- AnchoredComfort zone
- The New CrewThe future of work
- Waiting for WindThe scaling gap
- Redrawing the MapA new world order
- Keeping Us AfloatCritical infrastructure
- Terra IncognitaUnknown territory
The future of work
The New Crew
A new crew is taking shape as humans and AI agents increasingly work side by side, changing how organizations are built, talent is developed and leadership is practiced.
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Waiting for Wind
Norway has the capital, talent and ideas – yet too few companies gain real momentum. What is holding us back, and what will it take to scale?
Read more →A new world order
Redrawing the Map
The charts we navigate by are being redrawn – by new alliances, shifting demographics and a Europe no longer at the centre. The question is whether the Nordics help draw them.
Read more →Critical infrastructure
Keeping Us Afloat
Power, minerals, networks and satellites form the infrastructure that keeps modern economies afloat. Often invisible until something fails.
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