Annie Minoff

At the time, the Forum disputed the journal's reporting. A spokesperson told the journal that the article mischaracterized the organization, as well as Schwab. It called the claims vague and false and said Schwab never made sexual advances. Last year, the Forum's board created a special committee and hired a law firm to investigate its workplace culture.

At the time, the Forum disputed the journal's reporting. A spokesperson told the journal that the article mischaracterized the organization, as well as Schwab. It called the claims vague and false and said Schwab never made sexual advances. Last year, the Forum's board created a special committee and hired a law firm to investigate its workplace culture.

Recently, it said that review had concluded, and it shook up its senior leadership. The final report was never publicly released. Earlier this month, Schwab announced that he would transition out of his role at the forum. But it wouldn't be immediate. He planned to step down by 2027. At this point, after this investigation by the forum, how are things looking for Schwab?

Recently, it said that review had concluded, and it shook up its senior leadership. The final report was never publicly released. Earlier this month, Schwab announced that he would transition out of his role at the forum. But it wouldn't be immediate. He planned to step down by 2027. At this point, after this investigation by the forum, how are things looking for Schwab?

Recently, it said that review had concluded, and it shook up its senior leadership. The final report was never publicly released. Earlier this month, Schwab announced that he would transition out of his role at the forum. But it wouldn't be immediate. He planned to step down by 2027. At this point, after this investigation by the forum, how are things looking for Schwab?

And then, just this month, a bombshell.

And then, just this month, a bombshell.

And then, just this month, a bombshell.

What was in that letter? That's after the break.

What was in that letter? That's after the break.

What was in that letter? That's after the break.

A few weeks ago, the World Economic Forum's board received a letter In it, current and former employees repeated some of the allegations the journal had reported. But the letter also contained fresh accusations, this time leveled directly at the boss.

A few weeks ago, the World Economic Forum's board received a letter In it, current and former employees repeated some of the allegations the journal had reported. But the letter also contained fresh accusations, this time leveled directly at the boss.

A few weeks ago, the World Economic Forum's board received a letter In it, current and former employees repeated some of the allegations the journal had reported. But the letter also contained fresh accusations, this time leveled directly at the boss.

We feel compelled, the letter said, to share a comprehensive account of systemic governance failures and abuses of power that have taken place over many years under the unchecked authority of Klaus Schwab. The letter alleged that Schwab and his wife, Hilda Schwab, mixed their personal affairs with World Economic Forum resources without proper oversight.

We feel compelled, the letter said, to share a comprehensive account of systemic governance failures and abuses of power that have taken place over many years under the unchecked authority of Klaus Schwab. The letter alleged that Schwab and his wife, Hilda Schwab, mixed their personal affairs with World Economic Forum resources without proper oversight.

We feel compelled, the letter said, to share a comprehensive account of systemic governance failures and abuses of power that have taken place over many years under the unchecked authority of Klaus Schwab. The letter alleged that Schwab and his wife, Hilda Schwab, mixed their personal affairs with World Economic Forum resources without proper oversight.

The whistleblower letter also mentioned a sprawling estate overlooking Lake Geneva called Villa Mundi. The forum bought the modernist building for $30 million and spent another $20 million on renovations.

The whistleblower letter also mentioned a sprawling estate overlooking Lake Geneva called Villa Mundi. The forum bought the modernist building for $30 million and spent another $20 million on renovations.

The whistleblower letter also mentioned a sprawling estate overlooking Lake Geneva called Villa Mundi. The forum bought the modernist building for $30 million and spent another $20 million on renovations.