Marlene Engelhorn emphasizes the inequality at the World Economic Forum, stating that billionaires dominate discussions while those impacted are excluded from critical conversations.
Engelhorn criticized the exclusivity of the World Economic Forum, remarking how it operates in isolation, shielded by security, yet claims to address global economic issues.
Despite inheriting a fortune, Engelhorn is committed to social equity, demonstrating this by inviting random Austrians to help decide on the distribution of her wealth.
She identifies the excessive power of the wealthy elite at Davos, arguing that their influence perpetuates a system where the needs of the many are overlooked.
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