DealBook Summit Lines Up High-Profile Speakers for 2025
NYT's DealBook Summit will feature prominent figures from finance, tech, and politics in wide-ranging interviews.
The New York Times DealBook Summit is set to bring together some of the most prominent names in business, technology, and politics for a series of high-profile interviews, according to the Times. The annual event, hosted by journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin, has established itself as a marquee gathering where newsmakers speak candidly about the forces shaping the global economy.
Among those expected to appear are JD Vance, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, Zohran Mamdani, and Justin Bieber, reflecting the summit's characteristic mix of political heavyweights, technology leaders, and cultural figures. The eclectic roster underscores the event's broad ambition to capture conversations at the intersection of power, capital, and culture.
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Sorkin, who anchors CNBC's "Squawk Box" and founded DealBook, has used the summit to secure candid exchanges that frequently generate significant news coverage. Last year's edition drew Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, among other top newsmakers, cementing the summit's reputation as a forum where policy and markets converge.
The summit's growing roster of participants signals continued demand among business and political elites for a platform that reaches both institutional and general audiences. Organizers have not disclosed the specific date or venue for this year's gathering beyond the announcement of speakers.
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