Global leaders gathered for the World Economic Forum annual meeting last week against a backdrop of war in Europe, record-high inflation levels, supply chain strains, climate events, and continued pandemic lockdowns in some parts of the world. As a starting point for a new era of global responsibility and cooperation, #WEF22 discussions focused chiefly on the resilience of the global economy and humanity’s preparedness for future events. Explore these insights on the topics that dominated this year’s sessions, and dive deeper on the converging crises reshaping the global business agenda. And don’t miss an engaging Davos debrief and Q&A session on June 1, at 9:30 a.m. EST, with senior partners Cindy Levy and Sven Smit.
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War in Ukraine: 12 disruptions changing the world
The Ukraine war and the net-zero transition: A perspective
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How global companies can manage geopolitical risk
Capital investment is about to surge: Are your operations ready?
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Our future lives and livelihoods: Sustainable and inclusive and growing
Decarbonizing the world’s industries: A net-zero guide for nine key sectors
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