I hope so, too!

It'll be the evening of January 5, 2026 at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

This is our largest Brainstorm members' dinner and we reach capacity every single year, so if you want to come, don't wait—register your interest ASAP:

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But it doesn't stop there. Our annual dinner in January in Las Vegas is around the corner. So are the next Brainstorm AIs.

And next year's Fortune Brainstorm Tech in Aspen? You better believe we've got surprises in store for our 25th anniversary. LFG. 🚀

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I'm excited for what Jason, Allie, Jeremy, Charlotte, Caitlin, and I have in store over the next year. We're well underway programming our upcoming Fortune Brainstorm AI San Francisco (Dec 8-9) and I'm thrilled to again gather the finest minds in AI.

...fishing and riding before the program began. We had wonderful receptions with a view and delightful dinners that went deep into the evening. (To say nothing of the bowling.)

And, of course, I loved seeing old friends and making new ones. That's what it's all about.

Our airy mountain aerie, starting to show fall colors, was stunning as always. There's nothing like our flagship Brainstorm high up in the mountains and I was so glad to see everyone sweat it out hiking and rafting and...

Neil Vogel, Janice Min, Matthew Prince, and Bill Gross were so engaging about the future of media. Neuralink patient Noland Arbaugh brought the house down. And I'm fairly certain we all wanted to stay to listen to Michael Ovitz's stories about "Bob and Marty." (If I may: Absolute cinema.)

The conversations on and off stage were on point. My chat with Lyft CEO David Risher was a joy. Wyclef Jean's perspective (and freestyle) was amazing. Dara Treseder, Rachel Thornton, and Frank Cooper III had such memorable things to say about the future of marketing.

Watch the livestream beginning at 4:10pm ET, 1:10pm PT:

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