Agility is a global leader in supply chain services, infrastructure and innovation and a pioneer in emerging markets. It is a multi-business operator, with companies that include one of the world’s largest aviation services companies by number of countries, a market leader in developing logistics parks in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, and companies that provide fuel logistics, customs digitization, remote infrastructure services, e-commerce enablement, digital logistics, and commercial real estate and facilities management. Agility is also an investor in innovation, sustainability and resilience, with a growing portfolio of listed and non-listed investment partners looking to reshape their industries across sectors.
As of January 2025 the Alliance has engaged 47 global business partners and over 1,000 MSME, resulting in $12 million in in-kind contributions from businesses.
TradeTech aims to ensure the efficient global exchange of goods with the TradeTech Initiative facilitating the breaking of barriers to effective trade flow.
The Logistics Emergency Team plays a unique role in the humanitarian ecosystem to enhance aid delivery to people impacted by war and disasters.
The Reskilling Revolution has mobilized an impressive multistakeholder community of over 350 organizations. The Forum is working to provide 1 billion people with better education, skills ...
FMC has grown to over 95 members, representing the world’s largest private sector clean demand signal for emerging climate technologies.
The World Economic Forum and 14 Global Companies are shaping the future of work through the Good Work Alliance, reaching over 1.3 million employees.
The Forum's Logistics Emergency Team, comprised of four of the biggest global transport companies, delivered aid to Ukraine amidst the humanitarian crisis.
Supply chains experience near-constant turbulence and disruption in 'permacrisis' era. Rethinking the organizational model is key to reducing disruption.
The supply chain is now a key focus of the C-suite after the pandemic caused turmoil amid record freight rates, shipping delays and equipment shortages.
The number of potentially disruptive digital technologies in the logistics sector - so where should businesses focus their attention? Here are four that everyone should be testing
