WEF/Strategic Partners
The "World Economic Forum Strategic Partners represent 100 leading global companies, each providing essential leadership to support the Forum’s mission of improving the state of the world. Only the most recognized corporations with demonstrated track records of good governance and alignment with Forum values are invited to join this group"[1].
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Leadership
The Strategic Partner company’s chief executive officer or chairperson is typically the driving force in Forum communities, events and projects, and is personally involved in decision-making and shaping many Forum initiatives.
"Forum values"
The "forum values" do not preclude the inclusion of Middle Eastern Quatari, Saudi and Bahraini dictatorship funds.
Constitution
The partners are typically supranational deep state aligned corporations. Some are in the intersection between intelligence agencies and capitalism (like Palantir) and "philantropic" foundations on a mission, such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Known members
47 of the 119 of the members already have pages here:
| Member | Description |
|---|---|
| Accenture | multinational corporation that is heavily involved in privatization and public-private partnerships in sectors such as schools. |
| Alibaba | Biggest Asian Technology company |
| Allianz | |
| AstraZeneca | London-based British-Swedish multinational Big Pharma company that produced a COVID-19 jab |
| Bank of America | Second biggest bank in the US |
| Barclays Bank | |
| Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation | Very influential and rich foundation established to take leadership of global health. |
| BlackRock | Who owns a piece of everything? They do! |
| Centene Corporation | "Centene to sell GP clinics and hospitals in exit from UK market - US health insurer faced anti-privatisation protests and hospital integration proved tricky"<a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a> |
| Chevron | Big oil |
| Citigroup | US bank, promoting "going cashless" |
| Clayton Dubilier & Rice | Leader in private equity. |
| Coca-Cola | Beverage company. It forces poor people to use them as replacement for polluted water supplies... that CC caused. |
| Credit Suisse | Big bank and asset manager |
| Deutsche Bank | German bank |
| Dow Chemical | Big chemical corporation and producer of Agent Orange during the Vietnam war. Also known for the Bhopal explosion. |
| The world's most popular social network, with over 1,000,000,000 users in 2014. | |
| Majid Al Futtaim | Emirati billionaire. One of the many World Economic Forum/Strategic Partners. |
| Global Internet/Skynet conglomerate | |
| Hubert Burda Media | |
| IBM | |
| JPMorgan Chase | A multinational banking and financial services holding company. Deep state power for more than a century. |
| Johnson & Johnson | The Vice President, Adrian Thomas was a "player" in Event 201. In March 2020 Johnson & Johnson entered into a $456 million partnership with the US government for a COVID-19 vaccine. |
| Mastercard | Half of a US duopoly with Visa in many financial services. |
| McKinsey & Company | corporate hit-men to loot the economy |
| Microsoft | Started in 1975 with Paul Allen, Bill Gates developed Microsoft from a operating system maker of computers into one of the most prolific companies of all time, valued over $1 trillion, 3rd most valuable in the world. MS has over a billion in fines from corruption, mass surveillance violations & tax evasion. MS has market shares in dozens of markets, leading in the Platformization-epidemic of the 2010s started by big tech. It was the first partner in the NSA-PRISM program. |
| Morgan Stanley | Bank that sponsors the WEF/Young Global Leaders |
| Nestlé | Swiss Big Food multinational |
| Novartis | |
| Omnicom | one of the big four advertising agencies in the world |
| Palantir Technologies | CEO Alex Karp says: "Palantir is supporting Israel in every way we can"<a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a> |
| PayPal | Online payment website |
| Philips | An electric company which was a major funder of Le Cercle. |
| Procter & Gamble | Huge multi-billion dollar multinational corporation; specialising in consumer goods. |
| Publicis Groupe | French multinational advertising and public relations company |
| PwC | Large international accounting and consulting firm |
| Reuters | |
| Salesforce | |
| Saudi Aramco | |
| Siemens | |
| Takeda Pharmaceutical | Japanese Big Pharma corporation |
| UBS | Swiss bank many employees of which reportedly suffered a premature death. |
| Unilever | Multinational specialized in providing people the illusion of choice in local supermarkets. Targeted by Operation Gladio-agents in the Netherlands with blackmail. |
| Visa | Half of a US duopoly with Mastercard in many financial services. |
| Volkswagen | German multinational corporation and industrial powerhouse, which after it's 2015 emissions scandal, is about to be cut down. |
| Wellcome Trust | 4th wealthiest charitable foundation in the world |
| Yara International | Chemical company that is one of the world’s largest producers of synthetic fertilisers |
Events Participated in
| Event | Start | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Green Industrial Revolution | 2019 | preventing climate change? |
| The Great Reset | June 2020 | "A historical moment to shape the system for the post-corona era" by handing over official control to large corporations rather than governments. |
