What does it take to be a great leader in times of change? We asked six experts
What skills do all leaders need in these volatile times? We spoke with six leadership experts.
Five skills government workers need in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Public institutions and officials must adapt to remain relevant in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here's how.
Social entrepreneurs are building the society we want to live in
Social entrepreneurs devote their talents and skills to creating a more just, inclusive, peaceful world. They never think, “Someone else will fix this.”
Learning new skills isn’t enough to stay ahead. You must also unlearn old ones
Those organizations that don’t adapt to fast changes in the technology, consumer, economic, and social landscapes risk falling behind and failing.
4 steps to making leaders more accountable
What does it mean to be a truly accountable leader? New research offers some clues.
For refugees last year was the deadliest yet. In 2017 we have the chance to act
This must be the year in which solutions to the global refugee crisis are not only discussed but implemented. Here are four key steps.
3 ways business leaders can use AI ethically
As responsive and responsible leaders, what are the things we need to think about with AI to get the most of it, not only for our organisations but for our people?
We can bring electricity to all of Africa in just 10 years
African cities, towns and villages still struggle with access to basic electricity to light their homes and power their businesses. But things look set to change.
10 Davos participants who will restore your faith in the future
From Afghanistan's first female orchestra conductor to the man who wants you to recycle everything.
The one thing we can't do without in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
By preventing technology and innovation changes to be slowly integrated in our societies, we are just delaying the impact they will have.
We need to reset the global operating system to achieve the SDGs. Here’s how
A recent study found that 80% of the world’s countries are failing their targets for child mortality, maternal mortality, access to water and access to sanitation.
The skills you need to succeed in the digital economy, and how to get them
The jobs of tomorrow won’t correspond to the skillsets and industries we know today. So how can we help the next generation prepare for them?