The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, has been called one of the most important conferences in the world. Once a year, heads of state, politicians and leaders from across the world join together for a week to discuss the key global economic, societal and political issues that will shape the coming year.
There's often a debate about the closed and elitist nature of the forum, commonly known as Davos. Mashable is working with Scribd to help bring Davos to the public the best way we know how: via the Internet. As part of the Documented@Davos program, Mashable founder Pete Cashmore will interview young leaders, technology pioneers and forward-thinking organizations.
What Would You Ask?
As part of our efforts to bring interactivity to Davos, we want to know: If you could ask World Economic Forum attendees any question, what would it be and who on the list below would you ask?
We're going to pose several of your questions to these renowned thought leaders, recorded in front of a live audience. Then we'll share the videos with all of you so that you, too, can be a part of the World Economic Forum.
Please share your questions in the comments below, and follow along with the hashtag #DavosDocs.
Here's the lineup of leaders who will be interviewed for Documented@Davos:
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