Davos 2016

8 things women should know about the future of work

A woman uses a tablet device as she sits at the booth of high security mobile phone software provider Secusmart during preparations at the CeBit computer fair in Hanover, March, 4, 2013. The biggest fair of its kind open its doors to the public on March 5 and will run till March 9, 2013.

"More than a quarter of companies surveyed identified female talent as a key feature of future workforce strategy." Image: REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

Saadia Zahidi
Managing Director, World Economic Forum
Till Leopold
Head, Inclusive Economies Practice, Centre for the New Economy and Society, World Economic Forum
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