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Kevin Steinberg is the Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Secretary of the World Economic Forum USA. Before working for the Forum, Steinberg spent ten years with the Wholesale and Investment[…]

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At Davos in 2011, the World Economic Forum launched the Global Risk Network to help global leaders think about risk in a more proactive way.

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