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David Meyer, Alan Murray

Davos forces CEOs to step back and take a broader view of their place in society

Anthony Tan, chief executive officer of Grab Holdings Ltd., speaks during the Singapore FinTech Festival in Singapore, on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2022. (Credit: Lionel Ng—Bloomberg/Getty Images)

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The main reason so many CEOs come to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, each year has mostly to do with efficiency. By scheduling a frantic succession of meetings, they can see more of their customers, suppliers, partners and peers in a few days than they normally see in months. 

But Davos also forces CEOs to step back and take a broader view of their place in society. That was evident in a dinner Fortune hosted last night, where 60 global CEOs spent two hours sharing thoughts on the top risks and opportunities facing business in the decade ahead. The top topics:

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