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The Hub Culture Davos Leadership Campus saw countless conversations among Hub citizens, partners and guests forcused on determining key upcoming themes of 2024. While AI was ubiquitous and cut through conversations as diverse as climate, governance and innovation. Other major thematic outcomes also emerged from the week.
The 2024 Hub Culture Davos Leadership Campus is set to unfold 14-21 January 2024 in Davos, Switzerland. This year the Campus features an expanded anchor Hub Chalet for more meeting space, a new Leadership Lounge for dining, events and conversations, and a special emphasis on three new global initiatives from Hub Culture in the carbon, digital and leadership space.
As global leaders return to Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2023 Annual Meeting, Hub Culture will be back with its Hub Culture Leadership Campus from January 14-20, 2023.
Over the past week, the Hub Culture Davos Summer Campus entered Davos with a mission to host extraordinary conversations with thought leaders and changemakers from across the globe.
During Davos 2020, Hub Culture hosted a series of meaningful roundtable discussions called The Chronicles focused on advancements in technology and their implications for the future of humanity. Now you can hear all six conversations as a special podcast series on iTunes and Soundcloud.
During the recent World Economic Forum at Davos, Executive Editor Edie Lush had the opportunity to sit down with Christiana Figueres, Climate Leader, Founding Partner of Global Optimism and fellow podcaster and talk about the finance industry in climate change and COP26...
This week the world descended on Davos, and the inaugural Hub Culture TechLodge provided an intimate space for conversations about deep technology, it’s impact on society, and how we can build a more resilient, equitable and prosperous world.
Join us for an important conversation about the 1.5 degree imperative and why the UNFCC mandate for carbon emissions related to global temperature rise is so crucial to maintain.
Hub Culture is introducing the TechLodge, a destination for advanced technology discussions at Davos 2020.
At Davos 2019 Hub Culture has revealed Propel, a liquid democracy tool to enable digital governance.
The Hub Culture Davos Pavilion and ICEhouse kick off activity for Davos 2019 with a range of exciting partner events. First up - the New Humanitarians explore the changing face of aid. Watch the full livestream conversation here.
DavosID, the 2019 dedicated Davos community app from Hub Culture, is now available for iOS and Android.
As global business leaders gather in Davos, the most striking feature in the agenda of the 2018 World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting is the list of seven co-chairs.
In Davos, Hub Culture has introduced Zeke the AI, an emergent intelligence based on an Ethereum 'blockchain brain'. Zeke is set to host the world's first AI to AI meeting this summer, Hello World.
Hub Culture and McDonough Innovation collaborated to create the ICEhouse , a place to gather and discuss the future of Innovation for the Circular Economy, as well as the values that might inform the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the theme of the 2016 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
Hub Culture is teaming up with the world's leading companies to welcome innovators and leaders in Davos this January. At the center of the action is the ICEhouse, an exciting new expansion to the Davos Pavilion created by McDonough Innovation, with the support of SABIC and SAP.
On the heels of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, ignored subtexts in the financial world are drawn into sharp relief by a rocketing Swiss franc and Russians playing it cool.
We assume that information will flow freely, but today I found out that its better if we don't take it for granted. by Edie Lush & Georgie Benardete
If you're alive, you've heard - there's only 15% women in the official Davos list for 2014, down from 17% in 2013. So what is Hub Culture doing about it? by Edie Lush & Georgie Benardete
As the eyes of the business world shift toward Davos, leading political figures, corporate leaders, social entrepreneurs and change makers gather in January to chart the year ahead at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. Here are some tips to help you navigate.
Davos Blog from Hub Culture Executive Editor Edie Lush in Davos - crowdsourcing democracy and jobs, jobs jobs!
What do you get when you combine the all electric Nissan Leaf with the need for choco power? It's the Nissan Renault Alliance Cocoa Hut - a pitstop for executives attending the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting and a place where every steaming cup is warmed by zero-emission power. Through donations to Nike's Mata No Peito programme, every cup served generates USD$1.00 to help save and protect Amazon rainforest.
We're delighted to welcome partners, guests and the World Economic Forum community to the Hub Culture Davos Pavilion, a place for learning, conversations and collaboration. The Pavilion is presented with our strategic partners, Nike, the Wall Street Journal, Renault Nissan Alliance, GE and CNN, with support from Cognizant, PepsiCo and Edelman. Learn more...
At the Hub Culture Social Media Center in Davos we interviewed forty influential leaders. These five-minute interviews, conducted by Executive Editor Edie Lush, let individuals share why they were at the World Economic Forum. CEOs of major corporations, directors of global non-profits, and other thought leaders sat in the Hub Culture "hot seat" and shared their concerns.
Huffington Post Editor Arianna Huffington spoke to Hub Culture's Edie Lush about downward mobility in the US. Why aren't we treating this problem with the same urgency that we treated the financial meltdown?
Peter Lacy, the managing director for Sustainability for Accenture, spoke with Edie in the Hub Culture Pavilion in Davos about Accenture's study of 150 CEOs & sustainability for the UN Secretary General. Ninety three percent of CEOs globally now see sustainability as important to their companies' future success. Across a number of parameters, corporate commitment to sustainability has increased since the last time a similar study was conducted in 2007. Peter pointed to Vodafone, one of the companies he has done work with, as being one of the principal companies turning sustainability to profit in Europe. [media]
Kevin Surace, the CEO of Serious Materials, is an engineer. When we sat down to interview him for Hub Culture at the World Economic Forum, he insisted on adjusting the volume on the microphone himself--and (much to our cameraman's surprise) he quickly manipulated the hidden dials on the wireless recorder. Since the mid 80's, Mr. Surace has been a leader in technology companies that design semiconductors and electronics. Now he makes drywall and windows--seemingly mundane products. Why do these materials require high-tech engineering? He answers below.
Manpower Inc. believes that the global economy has fundamentally changed. The focus is now on you.
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Hub Culture announced today the opening of the Davos Pavilion, running from 23- 31, January 2011. This year s Pavilion is presented in partnership with Nike, Renault-Nissan Alliance, The Wall Street Journal, Cognizant, Edelman, and PepsiCo.
We are pleased to welcome our partners and friends to the 2011 Hub Culture Davos Pavilion - a place for great things.
Hub Culture is pleased to announce the opening of the 2010 Davos Pavilion, a project developed with the support of the Wall Street Journal, Nike,Kaplan Education, Towers Watson, Xerox and other companies. The Davos Pavilion is designed to enable collaboration for inlfluencers involved in the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2010.
Schedule of Activities Jan 24-31 @ Hub Culture Pavilion Davos Hub Culture Davos' mission is the elevation of collective consciousness and is centered on worth creation with the provision of workspace, online collaboration tools, and critical support services for partners and members. Today, Hub Culture is the global leader in networked workspace and knowledge brokerage. Join Hub Culture in Davos and participate in the world economic discussion!
The only dedicated cannabis event in Davos. Bringing together the most influential leaders in the cannabis ecosystem.
