The Davos Agenda 2021

Why we can’t tackle the crises of 2020 in isolation

2020 showed the pandemic and social injustice are closely related. Image: REUTERS/Joy Malone

Audrey Choi
Chief Executive Officer, Institute for Sustainable Investing; Chief Sustainability Officer, Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC
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