Rooms · 2026–27 calendar

19 rooms. 17 cities. One calendar.

One invited room per city, 50–100 CIOs and enterprise AI leaders, one full day. Find the next room near you, or see who was in the last one.

5

upcoming rooms

14

past rooms

742

leaders in the rooms

4

continents

Leaders in the Singapore room
Singapore · 10 Apr 2026

Next room

New York & Singapore

13 Nov 2026 · 150 seats

19days
16hours
47mins
15secs
John AngMarko CetkovicCyrus PangLee SarkinGeet Bhanawat

47 leaders confirmed so far

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Upcoming

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in 20 days

Singapore

50 seats · 20 leaders confirmed

in 21 days

New York

100 seats · 27 leaders confirmed

in 27 days

Sydney

50 seats · 13 leaders confirmed

in 49 days

Austin

50 seats · 0 leaders confirmed

in 125 days

Hong Kong

50 seats · 26 leaders confirmed

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Partner on a room in the 2026–27 calendar

Four or five partners per room, alongside 50–100 CIOs and enterprise AI leaders. Tell us who you want to meet.

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Cities with the most requests from senior leaders are considered first for the 2027 calendar.

Frequently asked questions

How often do CIO Vision editions run?

Editions run throughout the year across 20+ cities. The upcoming list on this page reflects the live 2026–2027 schedule; each event page carries its own date, venue and programme.

Who can request an invitation?

CIOs, CDOs, CTOs and senior enterprise AI and data leaders. Open the event page for your chosen city and use Request Invite; the team reviews each request and follows up directly.

What is the difference between upcoming and past rooms?

Upcoming rooms accept invitation requests and, where offered, ticket purchases. Past rooms keep their galleries, attendee records and session summaries available as a reference for the series’ history.

Why do some older events say CDO Vision?

The series was renamed CIO Vision in August 2026. Editions held before that date retain their original CDO Vision titles as a matter of historical record; the programme and format are continuous.