Jobs and the Future of Work

Davos: The figures

Michael Hanley

Some numbers on our Annual Meeting.

A pop quiz:

  • How many Global Shapers are taking part in the Annual Meeting, and how many Hubs have been created around the world since July?
  • Which Prime Minister claimed that Davos had prevented a war?
  • How much of the Annual Meeting’s carbon is offset?
  • The Young Global Leaders: How many countries are they in?
  • What proportion of the Forum’s employees are women?

What facts have we missed?

Answers on a postcard please.

 

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