Alexander Court is marketing communications lead at the World Economic Forum. He previously worked for three years at the UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR.
We asked the co-chairs of our Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2026, also known as Summer Davos, to name the most important gap their sector must close in the next five years.
Social intrapreneurs are employees who behave like entrepreneurs and want to drive positive social and environmental impact from within an organization.
Social entrepreneurs are people creating solutions that improve lives and communities. This podcast hears what drives them and what they have learned.
El Acelerador de Paridad de Género en Chile, apoyado por el Foro y el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, ha promovido eficazmente la representación femenina en las empresas miembros.
The ocean plays a huge role in regulating the climate. As we head to COP26, Radio Davos dips into tropical and Arctic waters and speaks to the UN oceans tsar.
My Forum allows you to focus in on the topics and issues that matter to you by simply personalizing your World Economic Forum experience.
The World Economic Forum has been podcasting since 2020. Find out which are our most popular episodes so far. Top economists and a movie star are among the favourites.
This former NBA player turned psychologist and leadership consultant urges listeners to question leadership archetypes and consider the choices that really define success.
The head of COVAX talks to World Vs Virus about how to overcome vaccine nationalism and stop the pandemic. Also on the podcast: countering the sceptics.
Misinformation about COVID-19 has spread as fast as the virus. UN communications chief Melissa Fleming and journalism entrepreneur Mark Little have plans to slow it down.
新型コロナウイルスの劇的な感染拡大は、世界中で生命、人々の生活、コミュニティ、ビジネスに大きな混乱をもたらしています。その中で、世界経済フォーラムとそのパートナーを含む世界中の様々な組織は、力を合わせて公衆衛生への影響を最小限に抑え、経済やサプライチェーンの混乱を抑えるための革新的な方法を模索しています。
The dramatic spread of COVID-19 has disrupted lives, livelihoods, communities and businesses worldwide. Here's how some are fighting back.
A growing number of large German firms are tapping into an underused pool of diverse, skilled and highly motivated workers: the country's refugee population.
The biggest misconceptions and myths about refugees and the refugee crisis
