US EditionLos archivos de Epstein le cuestan el puesto al CEO del Foro Económico Mundial de Davos
Brende resigned after an independent review found he attended three dinners with Epstein in 2018-2019, with no evidence of wrongdoing, amid ongoing fallout from Epstein files.
- After an independent review launched earlier this month, Børge Brende resigned as president and CEO of the World Economic Forum, and Alois Zwinggi was named interim leader.
- Following disclosures, the World Economic Forum launched an independent review earlier this month after reports that Brende attended three million pages of documents linked to Epstein, and Brende said he was unaware of Epstein's criminal past.
- Records from the released files note Epstein's 2008 guilty plea and 18-month sentence, and emails show at least one dinner at Epstein's New York home weeks before his arrest.
- In a Forum statement on Thursday, the copresidents thanked Brende and said the World Economic Forum review concluded with no additional concerns.
- With the World Economic Forum approaching Davos, the resignation of Brende is the latest high-profile exit linked to the Epstein files, which recall past resignations like Leon Black and Jes Staley.
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Davos Faces Backlash as WEF Executive Borge Brende Resigns Over Epstein Ties
Borge Brende resigned as a World Economic Forum leader after documents suggested he stayed in touch with Jeffrey Epstein following the financier’s conviction, and an independent review reported no additional concerns while the forum sought to avoid distractions. The post Davos Faces Backlash as WEF Executive Borge Brende Resigns Over Epstein Ties appeared first on News Addicts.
Los archivos de Epstein le cuestan el puesto al CEO del Foro Económico Mundial de Davos
Por Hanna Ziady, CNN Hace un mes, Børge Brende entrevistó al presidente estadounidense Donald Trump tras su discurso ante líderes gubernamentales y empresariales en Davos, Suiza. Pero este jueves, el presidente y CEO del Foro Económico Mundial, que organiza la reunión anual en los Alpes suizos, anunció su dimisión tras una investigación independiente sobre su relación con el fallecido delincuente sexual Jeffrey Epstein. La dimisión de Brende es …
Who is Borge Brende, World Economic Forum chief who quit over Epstein files?
US Justice Department files released in January 2026 showed Borge Brende exchanged messages with Jeffrey Epstein between 2018 and 2019 and met him at least three times. The World Economic Forum conducted an external review and named Alois Zwinggi interim CEO after Brende quit
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