This November, Vanessa Friedman and The New York Times will bring together top C.E.O.s, policymakers, entrepreneurs, celebrities and thought leaders at the annual International Luxury Conference in Hong Kong.

In these tumultuous times of rapid political and economic change, unpredictability is constant and competitive forces necessitate taking bold chances. Luxury’s decision-makers are facing challenges that continue to transform their industry — from constant technological evolution to what’s next for China, India and the West to the pervasive demand for transparency and moral equity.

Through provocative interviews with powerful and influential figures, Friedman and her colleagues will explore how luxury companies can win in a world where the only constant is change and the biggest risk is taking no risk at all.

Speakers:

Remo Ruffini: Chairman and C.E.O., Moncler S.p.A

Jennifer Woo: Chairman and C.E.O, The Lane Crawford Joyce Group

Ian Rogers: Chief Digital Officer, LVMH

Wendy Yu: Founder and C.E.O., Yu-Holdings

Scott Malkin: Founder and Chairman, Value Retail P.L.C.

John R. Hoke III: Chief Design Officer, Nike Inc.

Joann Cheng: President of Fosun Fashion Group, President of Lanvin

Dennis Chan: Founder and Creative Director, Qeelin

More speakers to be announced.