2012-09-17-世界经济论坛-Annual_Report_2011-2012_19页_2mb

Summary of World Economic Forum Annual Report 2011–2012

Despite global economic uncertainties, the World Economic Forum experienced a successful year with numerous achievements. Key activities included over 50 initiatives, more than 100 reports published, and significant global interactions. The forum enacted a transformation plan to enhance its role in addressing interconnected global challenges, aiming to catalyze and facilitate global, regional, and industry transformations as a trusted partner.

Meetings were highly demanded, with the Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, the Annual Meeting of the New Champions in China, and six regional meetings producing action-oriented results. Regional interactions strengthened dialogue between business and government, with forums contributing to transformations in countries like Myanmar through platforms for leaders such as Aung San Suu Kyi.

Community building focused on shared interests, with formal communities including Strategic Partners, Industry Partners, and the Global Shapers and Agenda Councils networks. The Global Shapers community launched with hubs in 120+ locations, driving local initiatives for positive impact. The Network of Global Agenda Councils grew from 72 to 88 councils, supporting policy development and insights.

Partnerships and collaborations expanded, with increased memberships and a focus on regional diversity. The Global Issues Group was created to coordinate with multilateral organizations, and Josette Sheeran joined the Managing Board to strengthen resources. Financial revenues rose 12.6% to CHF 178 million, driven by membership and partnership fees, with a focus on long-term sustainability.

Regional activities in the US, China, and Japan deepened engagement. The US affiliate coordinated activities based in New York. In China, the Beijing office supported the "Summer Davos" event and published a report on Chinese globalizers. Japan's office enhanced community involvement through post-earthquake recovery efforts and multistakeholder dialogues.

Overall, the forum succeeded in advancing its mission by leveraging networks and knowledge for transformative action, ensuring efficient use of resources to maintain financial stability and foster global change.

• Achievements: Successful events, reports, and partnerships.
• Transformation Efforts: Strategic renewal to enable impactful initiatives and multistakeholder collaboration.
• Financial Highlights: Revenue increase to CHF 178 million, growth in memberships, and cost containment.
• Regional Impact: Active presence in key regions through offices and hubs, influencing local and global agendas.