Date of the event: March 1st 2018
Venue of the event: London

From Brexit to Donald Trump and now in elections across Europe, a wave of populism is sweeping the Western world. Subdued investment and tech-driven automation threaten millions of jobs the world over, suggesting that the income inequality which has fuelled popular discontent may yet continue to grow. Is globalisation failing the people who need it most?
Chaired by Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, The Global Agenda will bring together chief executive officers, entrepreneurs and leaders from politics and civil society for a frank discussion. Can business be a catalyst for a more inclusive brand of capitalism?

 WHY ATTEND

Now in it’s 15th year, Global Agenda has brought together leading figures from the business world and academia to discuss the major challenges and opportunities that face the global economy today. Taking place under the Chatham House Rule, the event provides an interactive forum for the exchange of ideas and solutions.  Global Agenda is an invitation-only meeting for CEOs, presidents and chair’s of the world’s leading companies, influential thinkers and new business leaders across the globe — in particular emerging economies and industries.

More information about THE GLOBAL AGENDA 2018 . 
Information is taken from the Economist’s site.