Europe in Crisis: How Does the Continent Regain Its Competitive Edge?

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Speakers
Nick Studer
CEO, Oliver Wyman

Prof. Scott D. Anthony
Clinical Professor of Business Administration, Dartmouth College

Sabrina Soussan
Fmr. CEO and Chairperson, Suez; Member oft he Board of Trustees, St. Gallen Symposium

Barbara Kux
Member of the Supervisory Board, Henkel; Member of the Board of Trustees, Max Schmidheiny Foundation

Rising costs, hesitant investments, and a shifting global order are challenging Europe’s competitive edge. As the world races ahead in key areas such as AI, green technologies, and industrial innovation, European businesses grapple with regulatory burdens, market fragmentation, and mounting uncertainty. How can companies strengthen resilience and future-proof operations? What roles must innovation, industrial strategy, and cross-border cooperation play in restoring Europe’s position in the global economy?

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