Europe hosts world-class researchers, strong industrial sectors and reputed universities, but still faces persistent difficulty converting knowledge into industrial scale, productivity growth, and globally visible technology companies. The US, for instance, has built six companies with market valuations above one trillion dollars — a scale of corporate value Europe has yet to produce. For GFCC member Dr. Bernadett Petri, Managing Director at the Hungarian Development Promotio

Insights from the GFCC panel at the 11th Delphi Economic Forum in Greece The world is entering a period of intensified disruption and discontinuity driven by the convergence of emerging technologies, the urgent push to accelerate the energy transition, rising global energy demand, and intensifying strategic competition between the United States, Europe, and China. On April 24, the GFCC convened a distinguished group of global leaders from academia, industry, finance, and