BOARD OF CHANGEMAKERS: CAN CAPITAL CONNECT A FRACTURED WORLD?

The discussion highlights the rapid changes in the global landscape, emphasizing the shift from multilateral to bilateral agreements and the impact of technology and AI on economic power dynamics. Europe faces challenges with bureaucracy and over-regulation, which hinder its ability to innovate and attract investment. The need for Europe to become a hub of innovation rather than a museum is stressed, with a focus on education and talent development. The conversation also touches on the importance of long-term planning and stability in infrastructure and energy to attract capital. The role of leadership and decision-making speed is discussed, with comparisons to the Middle East's rapid capital deployment. The panelists express optimism about Europe's potential if it can adapt and embrace change. The importance of integrating international talent and promoting a risk-taking culture is highlighted. The discussion concludes with a focus on Europe's energy strategy and the need for a cohesive approach to tackle energy challenges.