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In this special episode of Der Große Neustart, Sibylle Barden speaks with Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and architect of the World Economic Forum, about a new chapter in his life’s work.

After more than 55 years of building and shaping global institutions, Klaus Schwab has entered a new phase of service.

This conversation is not about Davos.
It's about being a compass for the Intelligent Age - in a world of growing complexity.

It explores what leadership requires today.
What happens when truth and trust erode.
What remains human when intelligence is no longer our monopoly.
And why institutions must once again give direction, not just convene.

With the launch of his Intelligent Age series and the Schwab Academy, Klaus Schwab is doing what has defined his life’s work:
naming a transformation, shaping a framework, and inviting the world to think ahead — together.

Schwab Academy - Sibylle Barden

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