Davos meet founder Klaus Schwab steps down from WEF board
- The World Economic Forum announced Monday that Klaus Schwab stepped down as Chairman with immediate effect.
- Schwab founded the global organization in 1971 and led it for 55 years.
- The board of trustees accepted his resignation Sunday during a special meeting and appointed an interim chairman.
- Schwab led the organization for 55 years and enters his 88th year.
- A search committee will select a future chair while the forum continues its mission.
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