Senior AI executives from the world’s leading technology companies, convened in Silicon Valley.
The AI Leaders Forum is shaped by a select group of senior AI executives across the world’s leading technology companies. They set the tone, open the room, and define what serious AI leadership looks like in practice.
Founder of Open Future Forum and Partner at IA Seed Ventures. Helped scale Turing.com to a $4B valuation as a C-level executive. Writer for Forbes, Inc, Time, and The Guardian, and author of Online Marketing: A User’s Manual (Wiley).
Senior Director of Product Management, Agentic AI at ZoomInfo. Founded DoubleO.ai and Ignition — both acquired by ZoomInfo. Previously PM at Facebook Reality Labs and Facebook App, Head of Product at Craft.co, and VP of Engineering at KCG Holdings building HFT platforms with $1B+ daily volume. Began his career at Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, and Bloomberg. MS from Carnegie Mellon University.
Co-Founder and CEO of Agentic Fabriq (YC W26), building the identity, access, and security layer for the agentic era. MIT-trained founder with roots across MIT CSAIL, Haystack, and Kavli. First paying customer within two months of launch.
Head of Product for Foundational Models at Amazon, previously at Meta. Co-founded Explorer (AI maps for autonomous vehicles) and Kreate Labs. Holds an MBA from INSEAD and has led AI product strategy across some of the world’s largest technology companies.
Open Future Forum is a private executive community in Silicon Valley that runs events and dinners for C-suite executives. The AI Leaders Forum is its dedicated board for senior AI executives: the people building, deploying, and governing AI at scale inside the world’s most consequential companies.
There is no pitch, no agenda, no recording. The conversations are the ones AI leaders cannot have in public, with peers who understand the weight of the decisions being made right now.
The forum is built for AI leaders who make the room better. The question is simple: does this person give more than they take?
Members are identified by how they show up, long before any invitation is extended. If the answer is yes, a personal note follows.
Every gathering is designed to produce the kind of conversation that does not happen at a conference. Small rooms, trusted faces, and the space to speak plainly.
Private seated dinners for AI leaders across Silicon Valley. Small tables, curated rooms, no agenda.
Private box at Oracle Park for San Francisco Giants games. An evening for members and select guests.
An afternoon on the Bay with a small group of AI executives. Conversation without interruption.
A private evening at a significant Silicon Valley property. Invitation only, curated for the board.
Joint gatherings with leading investors focused on AI infrastructure, frontier models, and enterprise AI.
Events bridging the AI Leaders Forum with the CFO, CISO, and CMO communities inside Open Future Forum.
Like every Open Future Forum room, the AI Leaders Forum runs on Adam Grant’s Give and Take: the most generous people in the room create the most value over time.
Members share their honest read of AI strategy, model capabilities, and enterprise deployment without holding back for advantage.
The most valued act in the room is a warm introduction made without being asked.
This is not a transactional network. The room holds the debt and pays it forward.
If you think you belong in the AI Leaders Forum, or know an AI executive who does, we would like to hear from you. Membership is by invitation or referral, reviewed personally by the board.