Podcast: Klaus Schwab shares his views on this year's Annual Meeting

Klaus Schwab is the Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum. I had the pleasure to share a few minutes with Klaus and talk about the highlights of this year's Annual Meeting as well as how Klaus views blogging and podcasting in Davos. Klaus Schwab World Economic Forum achievements are recognised with an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II and he is awarded a 'Knight Commander of Most Noble Order of St. Michael and St. George' by Jack Straw, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom. Thank you for letting the blogging happen this year again during the Annual Meeting !

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Davos comes to an end and the summary shows us that much was covered.

Interesting though that Soros felt that much was not, and in particular a sense of complacency by Davos (business) leaders.

And only few days ago a Davos business leaders survey hinted at a concern around complacency by political leaders.

The world marches on, but much is changing. I wonder if complacency is correct or whether there is a lack of understanding about certain new trends. Such as the full consequences of the march toward digitization and the way in which our world order is developing.

Perhaps the WEF might consider changing the mix a little at Davos so that more reactionery and left field thinking could gain greater prominence. Maybe the CEO's there need to swallow some more of their own medicine and be challenged more in their thinking.

Just a thought.