Entering the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterized by the leading role of digital technologies and with the addition of the rapid developments in the biotechnology we are presented with challenges. At the same time we are about to explore a vast number of life changing and paradigm shifting opportunities. WFF is trying to address the fragmented approach towards these new developments. We bring together specialists of diverse fields creating a holistic approach aiming at qualitative and quantitative results giving responses to major ethical, governance and regulatory challenges. We observe new trends in disruptive sectors like Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Data Analytics, Internet of Things, Supercomputers and manufacturing technologies like 3D printing and we are working to create distributive mechanisms of the profits of this revolution while creating a safety net for the ones left behind. Our approach is to bring together government institutions, academics and stakeholders identifying the need for action, be it regulatory or otherwise. Afterwards, we communicate and distribute the outcome of our work through digital hubs, aiming especially geographies and demographics that have been lagging behind so as to engage local communities and entrepreneurial, educational and regional clusters.