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Companies that foster an environment that supports professional growth are more likely to thrive and successfully adopt digital innovation. Here are the 100 best places to work in Europe—and how they stay that way.

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<p>W-Group ranks 61 on this year's Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For Europe list.</p>

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At just 21 years old, Lucy Guo co-founded Scale AI. Two years later, she walked away and went on to become the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire.


Now, she’s building Passes, a creator monetization platform shaping the future of digital media. Lucy sits down with Fortune Daily to discuss: 
• Building an AI giant before the boom 
• Bouncing back from a contentious exit 
• Early bets on Anthropic and the future of artificial intelligence 
• How a new generation of multi-hyphenate tech founders is wielding global influence


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• Fame to Fortune: Kristin Stoller sits down with two-time World Cup champion and former USWNT goalie Ashlyn Harris to break down the business of sports. 
• High Stakes Strategy: Former FBI lead hostage negotiator and CEO of The Black Swan Group, Chris Voss, shares negotiation tactics for high-net-worth, high-security environments.
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00:00 Lucy Guo
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This women-only panel brings together business leaders honored on Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Asia list for a candid conversation on how leadership is evolving in one of the world’s most dynamic growth regions. As AI transforms industries and Asia’s role in global business continues to expand, female leaders are navigating change while building the partnerships, influence, and power structures that will define this new era of business. In this session, they will explore how leaders can build organisations that are equipped not only to respond to change, but to direct it.


Carol Liao, Chair, Managing Director & Senior Partner, BCG Greater China 
Melissa Ries, Group Vice President and Managing Director, Asia, ServiceNow 
Fang Wang, Executive Editor, Shanghai, Fortune China 

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More than three-quarters of organizations now use AI in at least one business function, according to McKinsey data, yet adoption often outpaces execution. The harder task is to move beyond tokenmaxxing—treating ever-higher AI token consumption as a proxy for productivity—and turn promising tools into durable productivity gains and measurable business value. This session examines what that takes: orchestrating multiple AI systems at scale, developing models that work in local languages and contexts, and building sovereign AI capabilities that give organisations greater control over their data, models, and deployment choices. Technology leaders explore how businesses can embed privacy, security, and trust from the outset—while building AI that employees and customers can actually use, and that delivers value beyond the demo.

Alvin Kwock, Co-founder & CEO , AIFT 
Becca Carroll, Chief Strategy Officer, IDEO 
Pak-Sun Ting, Co-founder and CEO, Votee AI 
Madhav Timalsina, Vice President & Group Director, Infosys 
Nicholas Gordon, Editor, Asia, Fortune 

Beyond Tokenmaxxing: Accelerating AI Adoption

For decades, a tourist destination’s success was measured by the number of visitors it attracted. That metric is no longer sufficient. Overtourism, strained infrastructure, and narrow margins are pushing the industry to move beyond counting arrivals and toward creating lasting value for local economies and communities. The task is to build destination economies that are productive without becoming extractive: using technology to improve visitor experiences, policy to align growth with local priorities, and capital to strengthen local businesses and infrastructure. Leaders across technology, investment, and hospitality examine how destinations can balance visitor demand with the interests of the people and businesses that make them worth visiting.

Gerard Walker, Chief Hospitality Officer, SJM Resorts, S.A. 
Ethan Lin, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Klook 
Ken Chan, Founder, CEO and CIO, Patience Capital Group 
Lee Williamson, Co-chair, Fortune Leaders Forum; Editorial Director, Asia, Fortune 

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