In this conference the Grandmaster and World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov will set the differences between a good strategist and a good tactician. He will teach us to face future problems from different optics and to put ourselves in the place of others to anticipate their movements.

"A tactician knows what to do when there is something to do. A strategist knows what to do when there is nothing to do." One of his most famous quotation give us an idea of their thoughts and what we should aim to become.

In this keynote the Chairman for the Human Rights Foundation, Garry Kasparov, will share the powerful strategies he has learned from his chess experience as a world champion and that can be applied in today's business world. He will give lessons about how to improve strategic and emotional skills to be able to navigate through life's toughest challenges and maximise success despite the competition.

In this conference the youngest world chess champion in history Garry Kasparov will introduce the different roles managing the organitzation and will plant the seed of doubt about whether an organization needs Leaders or Managers. All will turn around his famous quote: “Leaders have self-confidence; Managers have self-doubt. Both together trump everything with adaptability.”

The expert in artificial intelligence and strategy Garry Kasparov, will explore the impact of technology on human development with the aim of enhance, limit or possibly even put at risk the human race.

He will also take in consideration the issues above data and privacy, offering his perspective about the possible advances and advantages it can provide besides it's potential risks.

In this conference the first human to play chess against supercomupter (Deep Blue) and key to bringing artificial intelligence, and chess, into the mainstream, Garry Kasparov will explain the advance, benefits and limits of AI (Artificial Intelligence).

Thanks to his experience as an early adopter, Kasparov could give a unique point of view of how Artifical Intelligence is evolving and which are the keys to unlock its full potential.

In this keynote the bestseller author Garry Kasparov will reveal to the audience the strategic ways of thinking that always give a player - in life as in chess - the edge. He will teach attendees the techniques he used to improve his concentration and confidence when facing his most difficult games in particular against Karpov, Kramnik and Fischer. As he said 'Unfortunately, the number of ways to do something wrong always exceeds the number of ways to do it right.'