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And now, after a fresh round of allegations, a major leadership shakeup is underway.
And now, after a fresh round of allegations, a major leadership shakeup is underway.
And now, after a fresh round of allegations, a major leadership shakeup is underway.
Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business, and power. I'm Annie Minoff. It's Wednesday, April 30th. Coming up on the show, the boardroom drama and leadership crisis, rocking Davos. The World Economic Forum, the nonprofit that runs the Davos Conference, has been around for more than half a century.
Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business, and power. I'm Annie Minoff. It's Wednesday, April 30th. Coming up on the show, the boardroom drama and leadership crisis, rocking Davos. The World Economic Forum, the nonprofit that runs the Davos Conference, has been around for more than half a century.
Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business, and power. I'm Annie Minoff. It's Wednesday, April 30th. Coming up on the show, the boardroom drama and leadership crisis, rocking Davos. The World Economic Forum, the nonprofit that runs the Davos Conference, has been around for more than half a century.
Today, it has over 800 employees and takes in hundreds of millions of dollars, much of it from partner companies that pay big bucks to attend Davos. But the organization started small.
Today, it has over 800 employees and takes in hundreds of millions of dollars, much of it from partner companies that pay big bucks to attend Davos. But the organization started small.
Today, it has over 800 employees and takes in hundreds of millions of dollars, much of it from partner companies that pay big bucks to attend Davos. But the organization started small.
At the time, Klaus Schwab was a German engineer and economist, broad-shouldered with glasses and a dour expression.
At the time, Klaus Schwab was a German engineer and economist, broad-shouldered with glasses and a dour expression.
At the time, Klaus Schwab was a German engineer and economist, broad-shouldered with glasses and a dour expression.
Schwab's time growing up in Europe after the war shaped his views on the power of global cooperation to rebuild economies. And that experience gave him a big idea.
Schwab's time growing up in Europe after the war shaped his views on the power of global cooperation to rebuild economies. And that experience gave him a big idea.
Schwab's time growing up in Europe after the war shaped his views on the power of global cooperation to rebuild economies. And that experience gave him a big idea.
And so the Davos meeting was born. These days, it hosts 3,000 leaders from over 130 countries. And as Davos' importance increased, so too has Schwab's. Schwab is 87 now, and not exactly a household name. But his role at the top of the World Economic Forum has made him one of the best-connected people in the world, with a Rolodex that includes everyone from royals to rock stars.
And so the Davos meeting was born. These days, it hosts 3,000 leaders from over 130 countries. And as Davos' importance increased, so too has Schwab's. Schwab is 87 now, and not exactly a household name. But his role at the top of the World Economic Forum has made him one of the best-connected people in the world, with a Rolodex that includes everyone from royals to rock stars.
And so the Davos meeting was born. These days, it hosts 3,000 leaders from over 130 countries. And as Davos' importance increased, so too has Schwab's. Schwab is 87 now, and not exactly a household name. But his role at the top of the World Economic Forum has made him one of the best-connected people in the world, with a Rolodex that includes everyone from royals to rock stars.
But as Schwab and his organization worked to shine a light on the world's problems, Shalini started hearing about problems within the forum itself.
But as Schwab and his organization worked to shine a light on the world's problems, Shalini started hearing about problems within the forum itself.