world economic forum

The World Economic Forum is an international organisation aiming at improving the condition of the world by involving leaders from political, business, civil society, and academia to shape regional, industrial, and global agendas. It has set an agenda for 2030 that has goals of ending poverty and hunger as well as protecting the planet from degradation. 

Company Details

• Founder: Klaus Schwab
• Founded: January 24, 1971
• Headquarters: Cologny, Switzerland

Key Features:

• The organization is funded through membership, which includes many business and political figures
• The WEF is well known for its annual meeting held in Davos, Switzerland, which gathers around 3000 participants including political leaders, economists, business executives, and celebrities.
• Produces a series of reports on various topics including technology, economic trends, and sustainability.
• Hosts regional meetings around the world to address specific opportunities and challenges in different areas.

FAQs

1. Who can join The World Economic Forum?

Membership is by invitation only. Some main categories of individuals and organizations that can participate include government officials, business leaders, young leaders, academic leaders, media representatives, and others.

2. What are the benefits of joining The World Economic Forum?

Access to exclusive content, networking opportunities, and discounts on products and services.