Robin Pomeroy is in charge of the World Economic Forum's audio content and hosts the Forum's weekly flagship podcast Radio Davos. Before joining the Forum, Robin spent more than two decades at the global news agency Reuters, as a correspondent in Brussels, Rome and Tehran, and as a senior desk editor in London. He helped found the London-based media literacy charity The Charlotte Project, and taught journalism to Masters students at City, University of London. Robin is a fellow of the Knight Wallace Fellowship of journalists.
The final episode of Stakeholder Capitalism goes beyond economic theory to see how ESG works in companies, on the ground, every day. With insights from Manpower Group's Jonas Prising and ...
Artificial intelligence is changing all aspects of our lives. But what exactly is it, and what happens when machines can do everything humans do, but better? An expert explains.
The latest episode of Stakeholder Capitalism charts the rise of large technology companies - and its surprising effect on worker wages. With leading academics Zia Qureshi and Marietje Sch...
Can a healthy planet co-exist with the kind of economic development that raises living standards? We ask economists Mariana Mazzucato and Lord Nicholas Stern, and climate activist Risalat...
COVID; US Capitol incursion; postponed Olympics and Euro 2020; and COP26 were all big news in 2021. CNN's Eleni Giokos helps us look back on the year.
The first episode in our Stakeholder Capitalism series asks if the go-to metric for assessing economic success is fit for purpose. With economists Diane Coyle and Girol Karacaoglu.
Can capitalism be made to work for all of us - and to improve rather than destroy the planet? A video podcast series from the World Economic Forum asks how economics can be done differently.
Did COP26 succeed in getting us closer to avoiding a climate catastrophe? TIME reporter Justin Worland tells Radio Davos about the summit's ups and downs.
Can efforts to reduce greenhouse gases also help improve the air we breathe? Three major cities explain how they are cutting emissions from road transport.
What was COP26? How can energy, cities and the natural world save the climate? Just some of the questions answered on World Economic Forum podcasts.
Every six seconds, an area of tropical forest the size of a football pitch is destroyed. How can we reverse nature loss and its impact on climate change?
As COP26 opens, Radio Davos hears from a journalist who has covered many climate summits and reported from remote corners of the world on global warming.
COP26 is just days away, but what should we expect from the Glasgow climate summit? Gideon Lichfield of Wired joins Radio Davos to look at the big issues.
IEA chief Fatih Birol tells us what he wants from the COP26 climate summit. And the CEO of Octopus Energy says data will be the key to switching to renewables.
Radio Davos collects highlights from the 2021 Sustainable Development Impact Summit as the world gears up for the COP26 climate talks in Glasgow.
