The yearly retreat often called billionaire summer camp has resumed in Sun Valley, Idaho, bringing together heads of major technology and media firms.

Tech CEOs are arriving in Sun Valley, Idaho, for the start of the yearly Allen and Co. conference on Tuesday.

Referred to as summer camp for billionaires, this private event typically attracts executives from Amazon, Apple, Meta, OpenAI, and leading media organizations. While talks stay private, Tim Armstrong, CEO of Flowcode, noted earlier that AI dominated discussions at the prior gathering.

Numerous private jets carrying influential leaders have been arriving at the resort since Monday. Airport director Tim Burke indicated expectations of 300 to 350 flights daily, exceeding normal volumes by over four times.

Here are the CEOs and billionaires identified in Sun Valley thus far.

David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery

Zaslav is present while Warner Bros. Discovery considers significant shifts following its plan to divide into two separate public entities, isolating streaming and studio operations from cable networks.

Jerry Yang, former CEO of Yahoo

The Yahoo cofounder continues as an active investor via AME Cloud Ventures, supporting AI and enterprise tech startups. Yang has attended Sun Valley regularly amid the rise of AI as a key focus.

Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors

Barra guides GM amid a gradual shift to electric vehicles and growth in hybrid offerings. The company invests substantially in autonomous driving and software amid rising competition.

Bret Taylor, chairman of OpenAI

Taylor leads OpenAI's board and runs Sierra, his AI startup focused on business customer service agents. His presence highlights ongoing themes of AI investment and adoption.

Neal Mohan, CEO of YouTube

Mohan manages YouTube during its dominance in streaming and growth in Shorts, podcasts, and AI tools for creators. The platform plays a major role in digital ads and entertainment.

Bob Iger, former CEO of The Walt Disney Company

Iger concluded his second term as Disney CEO in March, passing leadership to Josh D'Amaro. He serves as a senior advisor and board member until late 2026.

Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix

Sarandos directs Netflix as it advances live events, ads, and sports content while staying ahead of traditional media competitors.

Ken Langone, cofounder of Home Depot, with Zaslav

The billionaire investor and Home Depot cofounder remains influential in business and philanthropy, often commenting on economic and leadership matters.

Barry Diller, chairman of IAC

Arriving by bike as in past years, this veteran shapes media through IAC, Expedia, and Match Group.

Rob Manfred, MLB Commissioner

Manfred advances MLB's streaming efforts and media strategy as sports rights hold high value in entertainment.

John Henry, principal owner of Fenway Sports Group

Henry oversees Fenway Sports Group, including the Boston Red Sox, Liverpool FC, and Pittsburgh Penguins.

Michael Eisner, former Walt Disney Company CEO

Eisner led Disney from 1984 to 2005 and remains active in media investments and advisory roles as a regular attendee.

Kevin Warsh, chair of the Federal Reserve

Warsh took the Federal Reserve chair role weeks ago, succeeding Jerome Powell at a critical economic juncture.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi with Wendi Murdoch, former wife of Rupert Murdoch

Khosrowshahi expands Uber beyond rides into AI and autonomous vehicles. Wendi Murdoch attends as a longtime participant investing in startups.

Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir

Karp leads Palantir in growing its AI offerings for government and commercial clients and speaks openly on AI topics.

Josh D'Amaro, CEO of Disney, with Michael Kives, cofounder of K5 Global

D'Amaro attends his first conference as Disney CEO, focusing on streaming profits, AI, and parks. Kives invests across tech and entertainment.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, with John Ternus, incoming CEO of Apple

Cook prepares to step down after nearly 15 years, transitioning to John Ternus in September while staying as executive chairman.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI

Altman guides OpenAI in developing advanced AI systems and expanding beyond ChatGPT toward a potential IPO.

Andy Jassy, CEO of Amazon, with his wife Elena

Amazon's Andy Jassy arrived casually with his wife Elena. The company pursues AI through a major investment deal with OpenAI.