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World Economic Forum

The World Economic Forum, also known as the Davos Clique, sponsors the activities of [[al-Qaeda]] in the United States through the [[Avaaz]] network and shares leadership with the [[Inclusive Capitalism]] project of E.L. Rothschild.

== Membership ==

=== Leadership ===

==== Board ====

As of 2014: <ref name="wef_leaders" />

* Peter Brabeck-Letmathe - former chairman of the Nestle Group and Formula One
* Mark J. Carney - Governor of the Bank of England and member of the [[Blavatnik School of Government]]
* Victor L. L. Chu - member of [[Chatham House]] and chairman of First Eastern Investment Group of Hong Kong
* Orit Gadiesh - Chairman of Bain & Company and board member of the Peres Center for Peace
* Carlos Ghosn - former CEO of Michelin North America, Renault, and Nissan
* Herman Gref - CEO of Sberbank, former Russian Minister of Trade 2000-2007
* Angel Gurría - Member of the Guardians of the Council for Inclusive Capitalism
* Jim Hagemann Snabe - Chairman of Siemens, former co-CEO of SAP
* Susan Hockfield - Board member of MIT Corporation, director of General Electric, trustee of Carnegie Corporation and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
* Donald Kaberuka - Board member of Rockefeller Foundation, former president of African Development Bank
* Klaus Kleinfeld - Chairman and CEO of Alcoa, former CEO of Siemens
* Christine Lagarde - Managing director of the International Monetary Fund
* Peter Maurer - President of the International Committee of the Red Cross
* Luis Alberto Moreno - President of Inter-American Development Bank, former Colombian ambassador to the United States
* Indra Nooyi - CEO of Pepsi
* H.M. Queen Rania Al Abdullah of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
* Peter Sands - Board member of the Global Business Coalition of Sir Mark Moody-Stuart
* Joe Schoendorf - Partner in Accel Partners, member of the Inclusive Capitalism task force
* Sir Klaus Schwab
* Heizo Takenaka - Former Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications
* George Yeo
* Jack Ma Yun - Executive chairman of Alibaba Group of China
* Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon - former president of Mexico, board member of Alcoa, board member of Berggruen Institute
* Min Zhu - Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China, Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund

==== Executive Leadership ====

As of 2014: <ref name="wef_leaders" />

* Sir Klaus Schwab - Founder, Executive Chairman
* David Aikman - Head of New Champions
* Jennifer Blanke - Chief Economist
* Espen Barth Eide - Head of the Centre for Global Strategies, Member of the Managing Board
* Paolo Gallo - Chief Human Resources Officer
* Julien Gattoni - Chief Financial Officer
* W. Lee Howell - Head of Global Programming, Member of the Managing Board
* Jeremy Jurgens - Chief Information and Interaction Officer
* Helena Leurent - Head of Business Engagement
* Adrian Monck - Head of Public Engagement
* Gilbert J. B. Probst - Dean, Leadership Office and Academic Affairs
* Philipp Rösler - Head of the Centre for Regional Strategies, Member of the Managing Board
* Richard Samans - Head of the Centre for the Global Agenda, Member of the Managing Board
* Jim Hagemann Snabe - Chairman, Centre for Global Industries
* Murat Sonmez - Chief Business Officer, Member of the Managing Board
* Jean-Luc Vez - Head of Security Policy and Security Affairs
* Dominic Kailash Nath Waughray - Head of Public-Private Partnerships
* Alois Zwinggi - Head of Operations and Resources, Member of the Managing Board

In addition, Lord Mark Malloch-Brown was vice-chairman of the World Economic Forum in 2009 and 2010. <ref name="global_development_advisory_panel"/>

==== Board of American subsidiary ====

Board of World Economic Forum USA in 2013: <ref name="wef_usa_2013" />

* Jean Pierre Rosso - Chairman
* Kevin Steinberg - Secretary / COO - president of Purpose Action and secretary of the McKisney Social Initiative
* Giancarlo Bruno - Sr. Director, head of finance. Head of International Private Banking in the Americas at Deutche Bank.
* Marisol Arguetta de Barillas - Sr. Director, head of latin amer
* Michael Drexler - Sr. Director
* Alan Marcus - Sr. Director, head of info
* John Moavenzadeh - Senior director
* Sarita Nayyar - Managing director
* Paul Smyke - Sr. Director, head of north
* Alfred R. Berkeley
* Samuel Di Piazza
* William W. George
* Robert Greenhill - member of the Inclusive Capitalism task force
* Shirley Jackson
* Klaus Kleinfeld
* Joseph P. Schoendorf
* Tiffany West
* Silva von Gunten

=== Partners ===

The World Economic Forum names its main Strategic Foundation Partners as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Wellcome Trust, and names Salesforce.com as its Strategic Technology Partner. A partner list as of 2014 included: <ref name="wef_2014_strategic_partners" />

* A.T. Kearney
* ABB (ASEA Brown Boveri)
* The Abraaj Group
* Accenture
* Adecco Group
* Aetna
* Agility
* Alcoa
* ArcelorMittal
* AUDI AG
* Bahrain Economic Development Board
* Bain & Company
* Bank of America
* Barclays
* Basic Element
* Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
* BlackRock
* Bombardier
* The Boston Consulting Group
* BP Plc (British Petroleum)
* Bridgewater Associates
* BT (British Telecom)
* Burda Media
* CA Technologies (Computer Associates International)
* Chevron
* Cisco
* Citi (Citigroup)
* Clayton, Dubilier & Rice LLC
* Clifford Chance
* The Coca-Cola Company
* Credit Suisse
* Dalian Wanda Group
* Dangote Group
* Deloitte
* Dentsu Group
* Deutsche Bank
* Deutsche Post DHL
* Dogus Group
* The Dow Chemical Company
* DuPont
* Ericsson
* Eskom Holdings SOC Limited
* Essar Capital Ltd
* EY (Ernst & Young)
* Facebook Inc.
* Fluor Corporation
* GE (General Electric)
* General Motors Company
* Goldman Sachs
* Google Inc.
* Hanwha Group
* HCL Technologies Ltd
* Heidrick & Struggles
* Henkel
* Hitachi
* HSBC
* Huawei Technologies
* IHS (IHS Towers)
* Infosys
* Itaú Unibanco
* JLL (Jones Long LaSalle)
* JPMorgan Chase & Co.
* KPMG International
* Kudelski Group
* Lazard
* Lenovo
* LIXIL Group
* LUKOIL
* ManpowerGroup
* Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC)
* MasterCard
* McKinsey & Company
* Microsoft Corporation
* Mitsubishi Corporation
* Morgan Stanley
* National Bank of Kuwait
* Nestlé SA
* Novartis
* NYSE (New York Stock Exchange)
* Old Mutual
* Omnicom Group
* PepsiCo
* Petrobras
* Prudential
* Publicis Groupe
* PwC (Price Waterhouse Coopers)
* Qualcomm
* Reliance Industries
* Renault-Nissan Alliance
* The Rockefeller Foundation
* Royal DSM
* Royal Philips
* SABMiller
* salesforce.com
* Saudi Aramco
* Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)
* Sberbank
* Siemens
* SK Group
* SOCAR (State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic)
* Standard Chartered Bank
* Swiss Re
* Takeda Pharmaceutical
* Tata Consultancy Services
* Tech Mahindra
* Thomson Reuters
* Toshiba Corporation
* Total
* UBS
* Unilever
* USM Holdings
* VimpelCom
* Visa Inc.
* Volkswagen AG
* VTB Bank
* Wellcome Trust
* Wipro
* WPP
* Yahoo! Inc.
* Zurich Insurance Group

==== Investments ====

WEF Strategic Partner the [[Wellcome Trust]] holds investments worth over $100 million in each of Apple Inc., Bank of America, BankUnited, Berkshire Hathaway, Castlight Health Partners, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, General Electric, Google, International Business Machines (IBM), Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Schlumberger, Twitter, and Verizon.

==== Foreign Investors ====

WEF partner VTB Bank is described by Jesse Drucker of the New York Times as "a Russian state-controlled bank often used for politically strategic deals."<ref name="vtb_nyt" />

The Abraaj Group co-hosts the Aspen Institute's Pakistan Entrepreneurship Investment Roundtable<ref name="aspen_abraaj"/>
and is a Strategic Partner of the Clinton Foundation.<ref name="clinton_2012"/>

Other partners represent state interests of Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.

=== Marketing ===

PublicisLive, a subsidiary of MSLGROUP and Publicis Groupe, has managed the World Economic Forum since 1995.<ref name="publicis_linkedin" /> PublicisLive founder and chairman Richard Attias is a member of [[TerraMar]] and is co-founder of the [[Clinton Global Initiative]] and the New York Forum, and is married to Cecelia Attias, the ex-wife of French Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy. The advisory board of Publicis Groupe subsidiary Kekst CNC includes Munich Security Forum chair Wolfgang Ischinger, [[Center for Democracy and Technology]] president Nuala O'Connor, and former Rothschild banker Matthew Westerman.

WPP is a marketing agency led by Sir Martin Sorrell whose subsidiaries include Grey Global Group, Ogilvy & Mather, Young & Rubicam, J. Walter Thompson (JWT), Hill & Knowlton, Burson-Marsteller, GroupM, Cohn & Wolfe, and The Brand Union. WPP Group purchased a 30% stake in Richard Attias and Associates in 2013.<ref name="wpp_attias" />

The World Economic Forum hosts the West Islamic World Dialogue as a propaganda front for Islamist terrorist organizations under the direction of Lord Carey of Clifton and Prince Turki al Faisal al Saudi, the former head of Saudi intelligence.<ref name="wef_west_islamic" /> The members of this organization overlap with the [[UN Alliance of Civilizations]].

== References ==

<references>

<ref name="wef_leaders">[https://web.archive.org/web/20141210141335/http://www.weforum.org/content/leadership-team Leadership Team | World Economic Forum], archived December 2014</ref>
<ref name="wef_2014_strategic_partners">[https://web.archive.org/web/20141210152911/http://www.weforum.org/strategic-partners
Strategic Partners | World Economic Forum], archived December 2014</ref>
<ref name="wef_usa_2013">[http://990s.foundationcenter.org/990_pdf_archive/203/203908371/203908371_201406_990EO.pdf 2013 Form 990 - World Economic Forum USA]</ref>

<ref name="publicis_linkedin">[https://tr.linkedin.com/company/publicislive PublicisLive on LinkedIn]</ref>

<ref name="wef_west_islamic">[http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/1560 Pimping for the Profit: World Economic Forum as Saudi Da'wa front 'West Islamic World Dialouge' aka Western Islamic World Da'wa], Militant Islam Monitor, January 19, 2006</ref>

<ref name="global_development_advisory_panel">[https://web.archive.org/web/20100823020234/https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2010/sep/14/global-development-advisory-panel Global development advisory panel], The Guardian, 14 September 2010</ref>

<ref name="wpp_attias">Mark Sweeney, [http://www.theguardian.com/media/2013/dec/17/wpp-buys-stake-richard-attias-associates WPP buys 30% stake in Davos firm], The Guardian, 17 December 2013</ref>

<ref name="vtb_nyt">Jesse Drucker, [https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/05/world/yuri-milner-facebook-twitter-russia.html Kremlin Cash Behind Billionaire’s Twitter and Facebook Investments], New York Times, Nov. 5, 2017, https://archive.is/3JM8l</ref>

<ref name="aspen_abraaj">[https://www.aspeninstitute.org/news/press-release/pnb-hosts-pakistan-entrepreneurship-investment-roundtable/ PNB Hosts Pakistan Entrepreneurship and Investment Roundtable], December 7, 2012 https://archive.is/DckHu</ref>

<ref name="clinton_2012">[https://archive.md/cn6Fu Clinton Global Initiative 2012 Annual Meeting]</ref>

</references>

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	WEF Strategic Partner the [[Wellcome Trust]] holds investments worth over $100 million in each of Apple Inc., Bank of America, BankUnited, Berkshire Hathaway, Castlight Health Partners, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, General Electric, Google, International Business Machines (IBM), Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Schlumberger, Twitter, and Verizon. Wellcome was founded by Sir Henry Wellcome<ref name="wellcome_about" /> and its board of governors<ref name="wellcome_board" /> is chaired by Eliza Manningham-Buller, co-president of Chatham House and former director general of MI5.<ref name="buller_spook" />		WEF Strategic Partner the [[Wellcome Trust]] holds investments worth over $100 million in each of Apple Inc., Bank of America, BankUnited, Berkshire Hathaway, Castlight Health Partners, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, General Electric, Google, International Business Machines (IBM), Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Schlumberger, Twitter, and Verizon. Wellcome was founded by Sir Henry Wellcome<ref name="wellcome_about" /> and its board of governors<ref name="wellcome_board" /> is chaired by Eliza Manningham-Buller, co-president of Chatham House and former director general of MI5.<ref name="buller_spook" />
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		+	: According to her Wikispooks page, Eliza Mannningham-Bueller "worked in counter-espionage, monitoring the Soviet spy network in Britain" during the 1980s and became head of MI5's Middle East section in 1988.

	==== Foreign Investors ====		==== Foreign Investors ====

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 The World Economic Forum hosts Global Shapers<ref name="globalshapers"/> whose associate Vision 3<ref name="vision3" /> is a partnership between China's CITIC International Assets Management and the Dar al-Maal al-Islami Trust, also known as DMI Trust, which has been accused of employing Hassan al-Turabi and global Muslim Brotherhood leader Youssef Qaradawi and operating in concert with Al-Taqwa Bank of Youssef Nada.<ref name="dmitrust" />
 == References ==
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 <ref name="dmitrust">''The DMI Trust And Financing Of Terrorism'', Global Muslim Brotherhood Watch,
 August 14, 2007 https://www.globalmbwatch.com/2007/08/14/the-dmi-trust-and-financing-of-terrorism/</ref>
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 World Economic Forum graduates include:<ref name="malone_wef" />
-* Huma Abedin - Vice chair of Hillary for America. Member of Teneo, a subsidiary of [Demos]. Cousin of Sana Amanat, Marvel's VP of Content and Character Development. <ref name="marvel_swamp" />
+* Huma Abedin - Vice chair of Hillary for America. Member of Teneo, a subsidiary of [[Demos]]. Cousin of Sana Amanat, Marvel's VP of Content and Character Development. <ref name="marvel_swamp" />
 * Dame Helen Alexander - chair of UBM
 * Marc Andreessen - Co-founder of Netscape. Member of Facebook's board of directors.

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 * Anne Wojcicki - The ex-wife of Sergei Brin, sister of Youtube CEO Susan Wojcicki who fired James Damore.<ref name="tiku" />
 * Nathan Wolfe - CEO of Metabiota. Citizen of TerraMar.
-* Jonathan Zittrain - Co-founder of the Berkman Center, member of Shorenstein Center and MIT Media Lab. Misspelled as Johathan Zittrain.
+* Jonathan Zittrain - Co-founder of the Berkman Center, member of Shorenstein Center and MIT Media Lab.
 * Fareed Zakaria - Board of New America Foundation, member of Berggruen Institute.
 * Randi Zuckerberg - Marketing director at Facebook. Attended Personal Democracy Forum.

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 ==== Investments ====
-WEF Strategic Partner the [[Wellcome Trust]] holds investments worth over $100 million in each of Apple Inc., Bank of America, BankUnited, Berkshire Hathaway, Castlight Health Partners, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, General Electric, Google, International Business Machines (IBM), Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Schlumberger, Twitter, and Verizon. Wellcome was founded by Sir Henry Wellcome<ref name="wellcome_about" /> and its board of governors<ref name="wellcome_board" /> is chaired by Eliza Manningham-Bueller, co-president of Chatham House and former director general of MI5.<ref name="buller_spook" />
+WEF Strategic Partner the [[Wellcome Trust]] holds investments worth over $100 million in each of Apple Inc., Bank of America, BankUnited, Berkshire Hathaway, Castlight Health Partners, Cisco Systems, Coca Cola, Exxon Mobil, Facebook, General Electric, Google, International Business Machines (IBM), Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Schlumberger, Twitter, and Verizon. Wellcome was founded by Sir Henry Wellcome<ref name="wellcome_about" /> and its board of governors<ref name="wellcome_board" /> is chaired by Eliza Manningham-Buller, co-president of Chatham House and former director general of MI5.<ref name="buller_spook" />
 ==== Foreign Investors ====

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 The World Economic Forum hosts the West Islamic World Dialogue as a propaganda front for Islamist terrorist organizations under the direction of Lord Carey of Clifton and Prince Turki al Faisal al Saudi, the former head of Saudi intelligence.<ref name="wef_west_islamic" /> The members of this organization overlap with the [[UN Alliance of Civilizations]].
 == References ==
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 <ref name="buller_spook">''Elizabeth Lydia Manningham-Buller'', Wikispooks, https://www.wikispooks.com/wiki/Eliza_Manningham-Buller https://archive.ph/HcPrO</ref>
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	The World Economic Forum, also known as the Davos Clique, sponsors the activities of [[al-Qaeda]] in the United States through the [[Avaaz]] network and shares leadership with the [[Inclusive Capitalism]] project of E.L. Rothschild.		The World Economic Forum, also known as the Davos Clique, sponsors the activities of [[al-Qaeda]] in the United States through the [[Avaaz]] network and shares leadership with the [[Inclusive Capitalism]] project of E.L. Rothschild.