Post by Noa Gafni
Professor of Entrepreneurship at NYU I Advising Innovators on the Future of Business I Follow for Insights on Strategy, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership
As a former employee of the World Economic Forum, my feed is abuzz with the news that the Forum’s Founder and Executive Chairman, Klaus Schwab, will be stepping down from his post. A former colleague, Peter Vanham, wrote for Fortune that Schwab’s retirement, along with that of JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, leaves stakeholder capitalism in an uncertain position. Is that such a bad thing?
