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Once again at the summit of power at the age of 80: This is how WEF President Peter Brabeck ticks

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Brabeck is back: The Nestlé legend unexpectedly became the chief executive of the World Economic Forum. He does not spare his predecessor Klaus Schwab. What drives him?

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Once again at the summit of power at the age of 80: This is how WEF President Peter Brabeck ticks

Brabeck is back: The Nestlé legend unexpectedly became the chief executive of the World Economic Forum. He does not spare his predecessor Klaus Schwab. What drives him?

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az Aargauer Zeitung broke the news in 8 days ago on Saturday, May 10, 2025.

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Once again at the summit of power at the age of 80: This is how WEF President Peter Brabeck ticks

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