World Economic Forum

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World Economic Forum is a globalist organization founded by Klaus Schwab. Their stated goal is to merge governments with industry through so-called "Public-Private Cooperation", becoming "the world’s foremost platform for public and private cooperation." The World Economic Forum's Forum of Young Global Leaders was founded by Klaus Schwab in 2004. The World Economic Forum's Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship was founded in 1998 and is chaired by Hilde Schwab. The World Economic Forum's Community of Global Shapers was founded in 2011 and "exists to empower young leaders and reinforce global solidarity".

Purpose

From the World Economic Forum Annual Report 2019-2020:[1]

"At the World Economic Forum, our purpose is clear: we aim to shape the future of public-private cooperation. We want to do so globally, regionally and nationally. We want to help develop successful and responsible business models. We want to harness the technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. We want to design cohesive, sustainable and resilient social and economic systems. And we want to enhance the stewardship of our global commons."

Leadership and Governance

WEF Board

From the World Economic Forum website:[2]

Board of Trustees

Managing Board

Executive Committee

Executive Fellows

Covid Action Platform

The World Economic Forum's Covid Action Platform:[3]

"The spread of COVID-19 demands global cooperation among governments, international organizations and the business community. This multistakeholder cooperation is at the centre of the World Economic Forum’s mission as the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation."

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