The World Economic Forum is a meta-organization that utilizes graph databases to analyze global issues, facilitate collaboration among leaders and experts, and provide strategic focus for its members. The forum's annual meeting in Davos brings together 2,500 global leaders to discuss pressing global issues, and the organization has developed various tools to help leaders navigate complex information and identify key trends and patterns. These include transformation maps, which display the relationships between different global issues, as well as graph search and recommendations capabilities that enable users to find relevant content and connect with experts in their network. The forum's use of graph databases is still evolving, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way leaders understand and address complex global challenges.