Against the backdrop of a global pandemic crippling economies and restricting livelihoods around the world, more pressure than ever was on the business and world leaders who last week convened for the World Economic Forum’s non-traditional Davos Agenda virtual summit. With many sessions openly broadcast to the global public and the Forum’s 25 million social media followers, the abbreviated week of insightful programming marked the launch of the Forum’s Great Reset Initiative and began the preparation of the hoped-for, in-person Special Annual Meeting in Singapore this coming spring.
As leaders discussed global challenges that have risen to the