Schwab Academy

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Professor Klaus Schwab speaking during an interview with with the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

In a wide-ranging interview with the Swiss daily @nzz.ch, Professor Klaus Schwab discusses the future of the World Economic Forum and the latest publications from the @schwabacademy.org.

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The Five Dimensions of Effective Leadership

Find out which leaders embody these dimensions in Professor Schwab’s latest book ‘Restoring Truth and Trust. ➡️🔗 books2read.com/Restoring-Tr...
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Professor Klaus Schwab reading his opinion piece in the Swiss business magazine Bilanz.

The fragile foundation of the #IntelligentAge
"We are facing a dramatic, yet somewhat intangible crisis. When the truth becomes unstable, society loses its bearings."

Professor Klaus Schwab's latest opinion piece in the Swiss magazine @bilanz.bsky.social.
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Retirement Is a Strategic Mistake Klaus Schwab argues we should replace retirement with "phased transitions, advisory roles, and intergenerational collaboration."

Retirement is a strategic mistake - unless we redesign life for the #IntelligentAge.

Read Professor Klaus Schwab's latest OpEd in TIME.
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"We are moving with exponential speed into the Intelligent Age.
The #IntelligentAge is not just characterized by artificial intelligence. It will overturn the logic of the industrial world." - Professor Klaus Schwab

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The book ‘Restoring Truth and Trust’ is available from all major online booksellers.
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“Our future will be decided by leaders who choose integrity over expediency; by technologists who design for humanity’s better angels; by business executives who see people, not just profit; and by citizens who hold each other and their institutions accountable.” – Professor Klaus Schwab.

The book ‘Longevity and Retirement in the Intelligent Age’ is available from all major online booksellers. ➡️🔗https://books2read.com/Longevity-Retirement
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“Retirement, in the Intelligent Age, is not about checking out. It’s about finally having the freedom to focus on what matters most to you.
Later life is a time of continued contribution, not because we have to work but because humans thrive when active and connected.” – Professor Klaus Schwab.

‘Thriving and Leading in the Intelligent Age’ is available from all major online booksellers.
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"Skills and intelligence are the new currency of the Intelligent Age. The individuals, companies, and countries that leverage AI effectively will surge ahead, while others risk falling behind. Whoever masters the Intelligent Age will dominate the world." - Professor Klaus Schwab

«The world has become much more individualistic and egoistic. In such a situation you have a tendency to create your own truth and social media is very much an amplifier of it. That creates this polarisation in our world today.» - Klaus Schwab on @cnbc.com.
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Klaus Schwab on Davos, power and why trust is breaking down YouTube video by Yahoo Finance

Reflecting on decades of work to make the world a better place.

Professor Klaus Schwab talking about his latest book 'Restoring Truth and Trust' with @yahoofinance.com Executive Editor Brian Sozzi on the 'Opening Bid Unfiltered' podcast.

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Over the shoulder shot of Professor Klaus Schwab speaking to Godfrey Mutizwa on CNBC Africa through his laptop propped up on a pile of books.

From industrial to intelligent: Inside humanity's next civilizational shift

Professor Klaus Schwab discussing his latest book, 'Restoring Truth and Trust' with Godfrey Mutizwa on @cnbc.com Africa.

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Cover of the latest book by Professor Klaus Schwab: 'Restoring Truth and Trust: An Agenda for the Intelligent Age' with a blue compass on dark blue background.

Societies face a crisis of truth & trust.

Digital and media fragmentation allow disinformation to proliferate. Meanwhile, waning confidence in our institutions has left societies deeply polarized.

'Restoring Truth & Trust' (books2read.com/Restoring-Tr...) addresses these challenges.

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"We have become much more egocentric on an individual and also on a national level and that makes international cooperation so much more difficult." - Professor Klaus Schwab.

👀Watch or listen to the 30-minute conversation with Anthony Scaramucci about the #IntelligentAge on the Open Book podcast.

"We should use the evolution of artificial intelligence as a wake-up call for what it actually means to be human." -
Professor Klaus Schwab in conversation with Anthony Scaramucci discussing the #IntelligentAge.

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The book ‘Restoring Truth and Trust’ is available from all major online booksellers.
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How do we restore truth and trust?

“Our societies face a decline of truth and trust. Without truth, we lose a shared reality; without trust, we lose our capacity to act together.” - Professor Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum (#WEF) speaking about his latest book.

Cover of the latest book by Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum and the Schwab Academy entitled ‘Restoring Truth and Trust – An Agenda for the Intelligent Age’ with a compass on a dark blue background.

Truth and trust are not nostalgic ideals. They are the operating foundations of any functioning society, and the decisive variables of the intelligent age. - Professor Klaus Schwab.

‘Restoring Truth and Trust’ is available from online booksellers.
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"With the Schwab Academy I want to focus mainly on global cooperation of universities."

Listen to Professor Klaus Schwab's conversation with Sibylle Barden, reflecting on the challenges and responsibilities of the 'Intelligent Age'.

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The 10 practical tips for healthy aging are taken from the book ‘Longevity and Retirement in the Intelligent Age’ which is available from all major online booksellers.

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10. Get regular health checkups and preventive care

Early detection of chronic diseases, bone density loss, and cognitive changes can dramatically improve long-term outcomes.
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9. Cultivate a positive mindset toward aging

People who view aging positively live, on average, 7.5 years longer than those who see it as decline. Mindset shapes health outcomes and resilience.
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8. Foster intergenerational connections and mentorship

Engaging with younger generations keeps the mind sharp, provides purpose, and combats loneliness. Studies show that mentorship benefits both the mentor and mentee, enhancing emotional well-being and cognitive function.
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7. Stay hydrated and support cellular function

Dehydration is a hidden risk for aging, affecting brain function, kidney health, and metabolism. Proper hydration also supports circulation, digestion, and detoxification.
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6. Manage stress through mindfulness & nature exposure

Chronic stress accelerates aging, weakens the immune system, and shortens telomeres. Practices like meditation and spending time in nature reduce cortisol levels and improve emotional resilience.
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5. Optimize sleep for cellular repair and longevity

Sleep is the body’s time to repair cells, remove toxins from the brain, and regulate metabolism. Poor sleep is linked to a higher risk of cognitive decline, cardiovascular disease, and weakened immunity.
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4. Maintain brain health through learning and social engagement

Cognitive decline is not inevitable. Regular learning, social interaction, and problem-solving stimulate neuroplasticity and delay dementia. Loneliness, on the other hand, increases the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by up to 50%.
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