Tuesday, 24 November 2026 | 14:30 to 18:30 CET

Paris Executive Salon

What Will Still Create Value in Luxury by 2030?

 Paris, France
Curated and by invitation only | Dress code: Business Casual

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Fashion & Leather Goods
Watches & Jewelry
Wines & Spirits

Three Industries . Three Perspectives. One Question.
What Will Still Create Value in Luxury by 2030?

Fashion & Leather Goods

Desire & Differentiation

Creativity, craftsmanship, cultural relevance, AI, client relationships, scarcity and what will continue to justify a premium.

Watches & Jewelry

Enduring Value

Craftsmanship, provenance, authenticity, collectability, resale and what makes an object worth keeping, collecting and passing on.

Wines & Spirits

Scarcity & Experience

Origin, time, scarcity, ritual, hospitality and what makes luxury worth experiencing.

Why Paris

The Paris Executive Salon brings together selected senior leaders from across these
industries, alongside relevant technology, investment and strategic perspectives,
to explore one central question:

What will still create genuine luxury value by 2030?

  • The objective is not to predict the future.
  • It is to understand which sources of value will remain meaningful, defensible and desirable.
Paris remains one of the world’s most important centres of luxury, bringing together
leading Maisons, creative talent, international business, technology, hospitality,
retail and culture.

Hosts

A broader participant group from luxury brands, hospitality, beauty, watches, jewellery, advisory, and related sectors will join the evening.

Deependra Pandey

CEO, Luxury Venture Group

Host

Ines E.C

Managing Director, LVG Hub

Host

The Three Conversations

A Different Question for Each Industry

The Paris Executive Salon is not designed as a sequence of traditional industry panels.

Each conversation takes one sector as a lens through which to examine the broader
question of luxury value, beginning with a focused provocation before opening
the discussion to the wider room.

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01 | FASHION & LEATHER GOODS

From Desire to Differentiation

What will make fashion worth the premium in 2030?

Luxury fashion is increasingly operating in a world of faster trend cycles,
greater price transparency, AI-generated creativity and changing definitions of status.

The conversation will examine what will continue to create genuine differentiation
and desirability — and what will no longer be enough.

Questions for the room:

  • What will continue to justify a luxury premium?
  • Will creativity remain the strongest source of differentiation?
  • What happens when AI makes design, content and personalization easier to produce at scale?
  • Will craftsmanship and materials become more important as technology becomes ubiquitous?
  • How will clienteling evolve as digital personalization becomes increasingly sophisticated?
  • Can brands maintain scarcity while continuing to pursue growth?
  • What role will resale play in establishing, reinforcing or challenging product value?

If everyone can create, personalize and communicate at scale, what remains genuinely scarce?

02 | WATCHES & JEWELRY
From Ownership to Enduring Value

What makes an object worth keeping, collecting and passing on?

Watches and jewelry create value beyond the initial transaction through craftsmanship,
provenance, emotional attachment, collectability and the potential to remain desirable over decades.

The conversation will explore how brands can create and protect enduring value in a category
where ownership increasingly extends far beyond the first sale.

Questions for the room:

  • What makes a product desirable for decades rather than seasons?
  • How important will craftsmanship and provenance become?
  • Can digital authentication and traceability strengthen trust without diminishing emotion?
  • What can brands learn from secondary-market pricing and consumer behaviour?
  • How should Maisons approach resale and the product lifecycle?
  • Will younger generations define collectability differently?
  • How can technology strengthen provenance, servicing and the ownership experience?

Should the value of a luxury product end at the first transaction?

03 | WINES & SPIRITS
From Scarcity to Experience

What will make luxury worth experiencing in 2030?

Wines and spirits bring a different dimension to luxury value: time, terroir,
provenance, ritual, hospitality and controlled scarcity.

The conversation will examine how these elements evolve as consumer expectations change
and access to information and choice becomes increasingly unlimited.

Questions for the room:

  • What creates premium value beyond the product itself?
  • How important will provenance, origin and authenticity become?
  • Can scarcity remain credible as global demand grows?
  • How will younger consumers redefine luxury drinking occasions?
  • What role will hospitality and experience play in building loyalty?
  • How should brands balance heritage with experimentation?
  • How can data and technology enhance client relationships without diminishing ritual and emotion?
  • What can other luxury sectors learn from the way wines and spirits use time, origin and scarcity?

In a world of unlimited choice, does luxury become more valuable when access is limited?

Agenda: Tuesday, 24 November 2026

The Paris edition is designed as a progressive executive conversation, moving from a provocative opening question to a focused debate and an interactive 2030 stress test, followed by networking drinks.

14:00 Guest Arrival and Registration
14:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks
Deependra Pandey, CEO, Luxury Venture Group
Inès Ennaji Chaïbi, Managing Director, LVG HubWhat Will Still Create Value in Luxury by 2030?
14:40 Conversation 01
Fashion & Leather Goods: From Desire to Differentiation
15:20 Conversation 02
Watches & Jewelry: From Ownership to Enduring Value
15:50 Break, networking & refreshments
16:20 Conversation 03
Wines & Spirits — From Scarcity to Experience
16:50 Cross-Sector Verdict
What Can Luxury Learn From Luxury?
17:20 Networking drinks
18:30 Close

Who will be in the room

A Curated Executive Room

The Paris Executive Salon brings together approximately 35–40 selected senior leaders
representing different parts of the luxury value ecosystem.

Luxury Industry

Fashion & leather goods, watches & jewelry, wines & spirits, alongside
selected beauty, hospitality and adjacent premium sectors.

Technology & Innovation

AI, data, clienteling, authentication, traceability, digital identity, materials
and emerging technologies.

Luxury Ecosystem

Retail, resale, hospitality, logistics, investment, advisory and selected industry experts.

Participation and Pricing

Different Ways to Join the Conversation

The Paris Executive Salon is private and curated. Participation depends on the
profile, role and relevance of each participant to the conversation.

Luxury Executives & Guests

COMPLIMENTARY

Selected senior luxury executives and invited contributors participate by invitation,
based on the relevance of their experience and perspective to the Salon.

Individual Participation

€90

For selected independent professionals, founders and entrepreneurs seeking to participate
in the conversation and connect with senior leaders across the luxury ecosystem.

Business Participation

€290

For selected technology companies, consultants and service providers whose expertise
is relevant to the themes shaping the future of luxury.

Strategic Partnership

FROM €5,000

For organizations seeking a broader relationship with the Paris edition, including
agreed visibility, engagement opportunities and access to the wider LVG Hub ecosystem.

All participation requests are subject to approval by LVG Hub.

FORMAT

Less Presentation. More Conversation.

The Paris Executive Salon is not a traditional conference.

There is no sequence of corporate presentations and no conventional audience sitting back and watching panels from the sidelines.

Each conversation begins with a focused question and selected executive perspectives before opening to the wider room.

Participants are invited not simply to attend, but to contribute.

The format is designed to encourage strong perspectives, constructive disagreement and relationships that can continue beyond the Salon.

Private. Curated. Executive. Conversational.

Engage With the Paris Executive Salon

LVG Hub is opening a limited number of strategic partnership opportunities for organisations whose expertise is directly relevant to the future of luxury.Potential areas include:

AI & Data
Client Experience & CRM
Authentication & Traceability
Materials & Innovation
Resale & Product Lifecycle
Logistics & Supply Chain
Financial Services & Payments
Hospitality & Experience

Partnership is not designed around conventional event sponsorship.

It is built around relevance, access and contribution to the executive conversation.

Selected Moments from the Past Editions

A few images from the Geneva and Neuchâtel Executive Salons.

FAQs

The Paris Executive Salon is part of the wider LVG Executive Salons format developed by LVG Hub.

Is participation open to the public?

Curated & by invitation.

What makes this Salon different from a conference or panel?

The Executive Salon is private, small, and discussion-led. It is designed for senior-level exchange, not public presentations.

Can companies support the Salon?

Yes. A limited number of partnership opportunities are available for companies whose expertise and activities align with the Paris Salon’s themes and participant community.

Participation and Partnership Inquiries

Enquire About Participation

For participation, hosting, or partnership inquiries, please contact the LVG Hub team.