Klaus Schwab Resigns From the World Economic Forum. What’s Next?

Klaus Schwab, chairman of the World Economic Forum—a very powerful position—shocked many by announcing his resignation. Why?

It was an abrupt conclusion to what was widely seen as a powerful and successful reign.

The timing is curious. Allegations of financial improprieties had surfaced. Were they known? Or were forces behind the scenes working to take control?

For decades, Schwab positioned himself as the figurehead of a new global order—pushing Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance, climate action, and stakeholder capitalism onto the world stage.

His exit raises questions:

Who was this man behind the curtain? How great was his influence—his inner circle?

If he was forced out, what can we expect? He has hinted at lawsuits. He’s not walking away quietly.

Did that powerful community see this coming?

He was the builder. Are his successors going to maintain his vision?

Maybe the real “Great Reset” isn’t about climate or capitalism—maybe it’s about the fate of the World Economic Forum.

Time to meet our panel:

Kevin Stocklin, Epoch Times business reporter; Allison Huynh, Silicon Valley entrepreneur and managing partner at Alo Ventures; and Alex Newman, award-winning international journalist and president of Liberty Sentinel Media.