Against my natural instincts, I decided to put my head down and focus predominantly on technology-related sessions. The morning was a bit overwhelming listening to a couple of professors who literally build robots over breakfast.

As the day progressed, I started feeling satisfied as we listened to technology practitioners – satisfied that our goal… Read More

This being my first time at Davos, I arrived not knowing exactly what to expect. It was an eye-opening experience – the security systems, evening parties, protocols, choosing sessions, cold weather management with temperatures of around -18 degrees Celsius at times … My Fitbit watch had to work overtime – clocking an average… Read More

There were plenty of discussions about Britain and Brexit at Davos, especially with the appearance of Prime Minister Theresa May. Britain’s former Prime Minister David Cameron was also present, making a speech at a PwC dinner that struck a positive note.

What I’ve observed over the past few days is that there remains a… Read More

As a first time participant at Davos, I was naturally thrilled to see many of the top leaders and thinkers of our time in person. I attended a brilliant breakfast session hosted by CNN anchor Richard Quest and found myself chatting to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas Friedman. Mr Friedman has written seminal works… Read More

There was no doubt in Davos that the appearance of Chinese president Xi Jinping yesterday electrified the atmosphere. President Xi’s speech was an ardent defence of globalisation and free trade. I found myself nodding to much what he said, as he struck a reassuring note in this climate of uncertainty. Xi gave a… Read More