Klaus Schwab

Founder, Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum

Founded the World Economic Forum in 1971 as a not-for-profit foundation; has built it into the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. 1998, together with his wife Hilde, co-founded the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, supporting social innovation around the world. 2004, founded the Forum of Young Global Leaders, a multistakeholder community of young leaders (30-40 years old) who share a commitment to shaping the global future. 2011, founded the Global Shapers Community, a global network of local hubs in cities around the world bringing together young people (20-30 years old) who are exceptional in their potential, achievements and drive to make a contribution to their communities. 1971 to 2003, Professor of Business Policy, University of Geneva. Academic contributions include the first publication describing the Stakeholder Theory in 1971 and a new approach to global competitiveness in 1979. Studied at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, the University of Fribourg and Harvard University. Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering and Doctorate in Economics (summa cum laude). Honorary professorships and numerous honorary doctorates. Recipient of an Honorary Knighthood (KCMG) and international and national honours for initiatives undertaken in the spirit of entrepreneurship in the global public interest and for peace and reconciliation efforts.

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トップ企業のリーダーがステークホルダーに対する責任を受け入れ、企業が株主だけでなく、より幅広いステークホルダーのグループに対しても責任を負う時代が幕を開けてから、3年が経過した。同族経営企業を中心とする一部の企業では、株主やその他のコミュニティのステークホルダーとの深いつながりが常に意識されてきたため、真の意味でのパラダイム転換は起こらなかった。一方、これまで短期的な株主...

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