US EditionKlaus Schwab steps down as chair of World Economic Forum’s board of trustees, but to remain until successor is appointed
- Klaus Schwab has begun the process of stepping down as chair of the World Economic Forum’s board of trustees, according to the Geneva-based institution's confirmation.
- The process is expected to be completed by January 2027, according to a statement from the World Economic Forum.
- Schwab's departure reportedly surprised board members, given his recent transition into the role and commitment to global issues.
- The World Economic Forum is also searching for a new chairperson amid ongoing leadership changes.
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Klaus Schwab To Step Down As World Economic Forum Chair
Klaus Schwab's days as chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF), the technocratic globalist group he established in 1971, which holds an annual gathering of politicians and other world "elites" in Davos, Switzerland, are coming to an end.
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