We host a number of cutting-edge, transdisciplinary research programs designed to broaden our understanding of some of the most pressing challenges of our time, and generate the right policy options to tackle them.

We offer training programs for the senior management of private companies, international organizations and governments who want to understand, anticipate, and manage technological change.

We actively engage in public debate at international level. We run several outreach projects, including public conferences and tech competitions, and develop media content such as conversation series and documentaries.

We develop innovative, high-risk foresight projects that may not align with conventional funding channels. We hold this belief because we are convinced that the complexity and rapid pace of change in today's world demand a willingness to take risks by academic institutions. We do not adhere to the traditional model of a university research unit, nor do we seek to emulate one.

We invest in research that cuts across disciplines and methodologies, bringing together academics and practitioners from a wide range of fields –from economics and public policy, to philosophy and data science. We do this because breaking intellectual boundaries is a prerequisite for understanding the complexity of our world.

While the CGC operates from Spain, it tackles issues on both regional and global levels. Domestic viewpoints are no longer sufficient in our interconnected world, making transnational and comparative perspectives essential.

The future belongs to those who know how to collaborate and work together. The CGC works closely with a number of partners from both the public and the private sectors, including universities, think tanks, foundations, governments and international companies.