Shalini Ramachandran

The board's risk and audit committee wanted to investigate this, and Klaus Schwab didn't want them to. So Schwab told them, no, please don't investigate this. And what ensued was kind of a boardroom battle where the board cut him out and said, we do have to investigate this. And so Schwab said he would rather resign immediately.

The board's risk and audit committee wanted to investigate this, and Klaus Schwab didn't want them to. So Schwab told them, no, please don't investigate this. And what ensued was kind of a boardroom battle where the board cut him out and said, we do have to investigate this. And so Schwab said he would rather resign immediately.

The board's risk and audit committee wanted to investigate this, and Klaus Schwab didn't want them to. So Schwab told them, no, please don't investigate this. And what ensued was kind of a boardroom battle where the board cut him out and said, we do have to investigate this. And so Schwab said he would rather resign immediately.

I think there could be a lot of questions about how an organization that allegedly tolerated this sort of behavior can also at the same time prescribe governments and corporations with sound management practices and what you should do to be a better steward in society. So there's a sense that maybe this thing needs to fix itself first before partners will want to associate with them.

I think there could be a lot of questions about how an organization that allegedly tolerated this sort of behavior can also at the same time prescribe governments and corporations with sound management practices and what you should do to be a better steward in society. So there's a sense that maybe this thing needs to fix itself first before partners will want to associate with them.

I think there could be a lot of questions about how an organization that allegedly tolerated this sort of behavior can also at the same time prescribe governments and corporations with sound management practices and what you should do to be a better steward in society. So there's a sense that maybe this thing needs to fix itself first before partners will want to associate with them.

they have to see is there a World Economic Forum after Klaus Schwab? Does all these people who used to come here still want to come to this place that's now been tainted by a lot of these allegations that many of these companies who are its partners likely wouldn't tolerate in their own workplaces?

they have to see is there a World Economic Forum after Klaus Schwab? Does all these people who used to come here still want to come to this place that's now been tainted by a lot of these allegations that many of these companies who are its partners likely wouldn't tolerate in their own workplaces?

they have to see is there a World Economic Forum after Klaus Schwab? Does all these people who used to come here still want to come to this place that's now been tainted by a lot of these allegations that many of these companies who are its partners likely wouldn't tolerate in their own workplaces?

You know, there have been a lot of attacks on Davos over the years. And, you know, it's become a sort of punching bag of the right in the U.S. And that's sort of this globalist kind of view that I think has come under attack in recent years.

You know, there have been a lot of attacks on Davos over the years. And, you know, it's become a sort of punching bag of the right in the U.S. And that's sort of this globalist kind of view that I think has come under attack in recent years.

You know, there have been a lot of attacks on Davos over the years. And, you know, it's become a sort of punching bag of the right in the U.S. And that's sort of this globalist kind of view that I think has come under attack in recent years.

And especially with the rise of President Trump and other kind of nationalist movements around the world that are kind of more about sort of being isolationist and, you know, each country for itself. But that still hasn't stopped CEOs and government leaders from making the pilgrimage every year to this place and paying the World Economic Forum for the privilege of doing so.

And especially with the rise of President Trump and other kind of nationalist movements around the world that are kind of more about sort of being isolationist and, you know, each country for itself. But that still hasn't stopped CEOs and government leaders from making the pilgrimage every year to this place and paying the World Economic Forum for the privilege of doing so.

And especially with the rise of President Trump and other kind of nationalist movements around the world that are kind of more about sort of being isolationist and, you know, each country for itself. But that still hasn't stopped CEOs and government leaders from making the pilgrimage every year to this place and paying the World Economic Forum for the privilege of doing so.