The World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos brought together the world’s most influential policymakers, global CEOs, institutional investors, and media leaders under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue.”
In this high-stakes environment, visibility alone is not enough. Influence must be strategic, credible, and aligned with global conversations.
At Davos 2026, Mediascope designed and executed an integrated communications strategy that elevated Indian brands onto the global stage combining targeted campaigns, on-ground engagement, and authoritative publishing.
At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026, Mediascope delivered strategic communications programmes designed to position Indian corporate leaders within global capital and policy conversations.
For Suzlon Group, Mediascope executed targeted campaigns with the Financial Times and secured a high-impact presence at Davos in partnership with Bloomberg Media. Suzlon articulated its evolution from a wind-focused company to a full-stack renewable energy enterprise integrating wind, solar, and battery storage solutions. In an environment shaped by energy security pressures, supply chain volatility, and macroeconomic uncertainty, the leadership message was unequivocal: renewable energy is no longer a climate-led decision , it is an economic and geopolitical imperative. By situating this narrative within authoritative global media platforms at Davos, Mediascope ensured Suzlon’s transformation strategy was communicated directly to policymakers, sovereign funds, institutional investors, and global energy stakeholders shaping transition frameworks.
Similarly, Apollo Tyres Ltd leveraged its presence at Davos through Bloomberg Media engagements to reinforce its strategic evolution as a globally integrated manufacturer. Having participated at Davos for over 15 years, Apollo underscored continuity and long-term global commitment while articulating a sharpened international focus, particularly expansion and consolidation within the United States market. The narrative centred on supply chain resilience, OEM alignment, and operational transformation in response to shifting trade and geopolitical realities. Through curated, media-led executive engagements, Mediascope ensured that client participation translated into boardroom-relevant visibility, positioning leadership narratives within credible, high-trust global platforms where conversations evolve into investment, partnership, and policy alignment.








For the 13th consecutive year, Mediascope produced the official India@Davos 2026, published in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industry. The high-quality print edition was distributed across key pavilions, conference venues, and all major hotels in Davos, ensuring zero spillage and direct access to the global decision-making ecosystem. The digital edition was circulated to CII’s 10,000+ member global database, significantly extending reach beyond the physical event. The magazine featured leading Indian corporations and institutions including Reliance Industries, Kotak Private Banking, Essar, Jindal Steel, Suzlon, TRUST Group, Telangana Rising and Vibrant Gujarat.
The objective was not symbolic representation. It was strategic positioning -presenting Indian brands as investment-ready, globally aligned, and relevant to international policy and capital discussions.















Mediascope’s Davos strategy is built on long-standing partnerships with global media powerhouses including the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Forbes, Fortune, Harvard Business Review, and TIME.
In previous years, these collaborations enabled impactful global activations for clients such as Invest India, Confederation of Indian Industry, Wipro, Vedanta Limited among others, including curated thought leadership platforms, branded engagements, and strategic visibility at Davos. By aligning clients with trusted international media brands that command authority at Davos, Mediascope ensures that brand presence translates into meaningful engagement and not just impressions.






Indian brands were not merely present at Davos, they were positioned within the conversations shaping global growth, sustainability, and capital flows. For organisations seeking to engage the world at its most influential forum, Mediascope provides the strategic bridge between presence and impact.
Mediascope is a strategic media partnerships firm specializing in connecting organizations with premium thought leadership platforms. Since 2008, we have served as the trusted liaison between clients and Financial Times Live, delivering measurable business outcomes through expertly managed event engagements.