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The World Economic Forum Global Risks Report – Fresh Insights into the 2019 Edition

The Conference Board of Canada, February 12, 2019
Recorded Webinar
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Every year the World Economic Forum unveils its flagship Global Risks Report at its world-famous Summit in Davos, Switzerland.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Aengus Collins, the World Economic Forum’s Head of Global Risk, present the highlights of the 2019 edition of the Global Risks Report.

The Global Risks Report draws on experts and decision-makers across the world to identify and analyze the most pressing systemic risks the world is facing.

The World Economic Forum has been analyzing risk at the global level since 2006 showcasing the interconnectedness of risks and their impact on our world.

Last year’s report focused on key issues such as environmental degradation, cybersecurity breaches, economic strains and geopolitical tensions as well as potential future shocks. The 2019 report promises to be as relevant and hard-hitting in these tumultuous times.

Founded in 1971, the World Economic Forum “engages the foremost political, business and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.”

Webinar Highlights

In this 60-minute recorded webinar, Aengus runs through the most significant themes of the 14th edition of the soon-to-be released Global Risks Report. This presentation, which takes place on the heels of the Davos Summit in late January, is a must for risk professionals and all those who are concerned with the major risks that will impact industry and organizations in 2019.

About Aengus

Photo of Aengus CollinsAengus Collins is Practice Lead, Global Risks at the World Economic Forum. Previously, he was a contributing analyst with The Economist Intelligence Unit and Lead Euro Zone Analyst.

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