World Economic Forum Courts Lagarde as Its Next Leader After Founder’s Abrupt Exit

The French economist will replace Klaus Schwab at the head of the Davos institution. Another prestigious role. Yet from Greece to the green transition, up to the energy crisis, she has always managed to make them all wrong.Christine Lagarde, despite having made disasters wherever it was, stands for and...

Klaus Schwab's sudden resignation raises questions about the future of the World Economic Forum (WEF). Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, is referred to as the Topavorite.

Former President of the Central Bank of Brazil, Roberto Campos Neto will also work with the Institute of Milken, United States

His statements on the commercialization of water once sparked worldwide protests – now former Nestlé CEO Peter Brabeck-Letmathe is temporarily taking over the leadership of the WEF. At the same time, an investigation into allegations of financial and ethical misconduct against founder and longtime chairman Klaus Schwab is underway.

World Economic Forum chases Christine Lagarde as its next leader

World Economic Forum chases Christine Lagarde as its next leaderThe World Economic Forum still sees European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde as the top candidate to replace its founder Klaus Schwab as the WEF leader, Bloomberg News reported. Schwab abruptly stepped down as chair of the WEF board of trustees last month as the organization launched an investigation into him following a whistleblower letter […] The post World Economic Foru…

Klaus Schwab's sudden departure from the World Economic Forum, the influential organization he founded and led for more than half a century, has made it difficult for carefully elaborated plans to convince Christine Lagarde to take over the rudder in a seamless transition, as familiar people report.