WEF 2025 'Collaboration for the Intelligent Age'

20-24 January, 2025 | Davos,Switzerland 

Every year in January, the idyllic landscape of Davos turns into a flurry of activity with the annual World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting. This year, the Women’s Brain Foundation (WBF) found its way to the meetings, with a mission to exchange ideas, network and collaborate on innovative solutions for a better tomorrow. Under the umbrella “Collaboration for the Intelligent Age”, technology and innovation were key themes explored at WEF, and women’s health is increasingly being seen as an area for transformative innovation.

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