Klaus Schwab, founder and head of the World Economic Forum (who many joke resembles a villain from Hollywood central casting), may be facing a mutiny from within his own ranks in a plot worthy of its tinsel-town script.
It’s been 52 years since Schwab, at the ripe old age of 30, started the WEF under its former (and less ominous) name The European Management Forum.
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