Summary

Ascot Privé was engaged to support a Fortune 100 CEO attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, operating within one of the most security-dense, politically sensitive, and logistically constrained environments in the world.

The engagement focused on managing executive movement, exposure, and continuity across a compressed schedule involving multiple high-level meetings, secure venues, and constant schedule changes. Davos presents a unique risk environment, combining global political presence, elevated media attention, restricted movement corridors, and extreme winter conditions — all of which demand precision, adaptability, and disciplined planning.

Ascot Privé provided discreet executive support throughout the engagement, overseeing movement planning, access coordination, and real-time decision-making in close alignment with trusted local partners and existing infrastructure. Emphasis was placed on maintaining flexibility, minimising exposure during transitions, and ensuring the executive could move efficiently between commitments without disruption or unnecessary visibility.

The engagement reinforced Ascot Privé’s role as a quiet, expert-led resource for senior executives operating in major global forums — where preparation, discretion, and experienced oversight are essential to maintaining focus, continuity, and confidence under sustained pressure. and long hours.