Company CEOs Technology gather in San Valley, Idaho, as the annual Allen & Co conference began.
Known as «summer camp for billionaires», the meeting — in which the participation takes place only upon invitation — it is expected to attract leaders from Amazon, Apple, Meta, OpenAI and other major media companies.
Hundreds of private jets, carrying some of the most influential executives in the world, flock to the mountain resort. Tim Burke, director of Sun Valley Friedman Memorial Airport, said in Business Insider that it expects between 300 and 350 aircraft each day of the conference, a figure exceeding four times the standard traffic.
Here are the CEOs and billionaires identified so far in San Valley:
David Zaslav, president and CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, it arrived at the time Warner Bros. Discovery examines major strategic changes.
Jerry Young, former CEO of Yahoo, remains a prominent investor through AME Cloud Ventures.
Mary Bara, CEO of General Motors, guides GM into a transition to electric vehicles that is evolving slower than expected, while extending the range of its hybrid models.
Brett Taylor, president of OpenAI At the same time he leads Sierra, the newly created artificial intelligence business that co-founded and which develops customer service tools for businesses.
Neil Mohan, CEO of YouTube, oversees the website that continues to dominate monitoring time through streaming and expand its activities around Shorts, podcasts, and artificial intelligence-based creator tools.
Bob Eiger, former CEO of The Walt Disney Company He resigned from the position of Disney CEO in March, after turning over the reins to Josh D’Amaro. He remains a senior advisor and member of Disney's board of directors until the end of 2026.
THE Ted Sarantos, CEO of Netflix, continues to invest in live events, advertising and sports programs while maintaining its progress towards its traditional competitors.
Ken Langon, co-founder of Home Depot, remains an important voice in the American business world and charity.
Barry Diller, president and senior executive of the IAC, has devoted decades to shaping the media industry.
Rob Manfred, MLB Championship Commissioner, oversees efforts to expand distribution through streaming and modernize the league's media.
John Henry, oversees Fenway Sports Group, whose portfolio includes Boston Red Sox, Liverpool FC and Pittsburgh Penguins.
Michael Eisner, led Disney from 1984 to 2005 and remains one of the most recognizable executives in the entertainment industry.
THE Kevin Wars., President of the Fed, takes charge at a critical moment for the economy.
Uber CEO Dara Kosrosahi leads the company to its next phase, as it expands beyond travel, in the field of artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles.
Wendy Murdoch, ex-wife of media tycoon Rupert MurdochHe returns to San Valley as a participant.
Alex Karp, leads Palantir, as the defense software company expands its activities in the field of artificial intelligence to government and commercial customers.
Josh D’Amaro, CEO of Disney, she participates for the first time in the San Valley conference.
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, prepare to leave his position after nearly 15 years at the wheel. He will hand over the position to Apple's hardware chief, John Ternus, in September, while remaining in the company as executive president.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, arrives at the time the company continues its attempt to build the next generation of artificial intelligence systems while expanding its activities beyond ChatGPT.
Andy Jassie, CEO of Amazon, arrived in San Valley dressed comfortably, at the time the retail giant consolidates his position in the artificial intelligence race.
Cheryl Sandberg, former business manager of Meta, resigned from the position of business manager in 2022 and from the board of Meta in 2024.
Reid Hoffman, his co-founder LinkedInIt was included in this year's list of participants in San Valley.
Joshua Kushner, a billionaire founder and managing partner of Thrive Capital, was photographed hand in hand with his wife, supermodel Carly Klos.
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