World Economic Forum 2015 Attendees Tweeting From Davos

RTR4M3YV — Swiss special police officers observe the surrounding area from atop the roof of the Davos Congress Hotel in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos Jan. 20, 2015. REUTERS/Ruben SpricH

The World Economic Forum this week in Davos is a veritable who's who of business, politics, media and tech. The discussions at this seemingly inaccessible gathering (OK, not that inaccessible: skiiing or helicoptering in is optional) will shape global policy, and they are plenty accessible via Twitter, thanks to these plugged-in attendees.

We have an ongoing Twitter list of attendees here, but below are some highlights thus far:

It may not be as quick or as glamorous as helicopter ... But the train is the most romantic way to Davos #WEF2015 pic.twitter.com/aAX2yb01VB
— Richard Fletcher (@fletcherr) January 20, 2015

The hottest word in Davos this year is pretty lukewarm: "Context." http://t.co/QL4wbKbkkG via @BW
— Peter Coy (@petercoy) January 20, 2015

My usual scene = sneakers, jeans & sweatshirt. The #WEF2015 scene appears to be, um, not that. Will have to wear a suit for 1st time in yrs
— David Sirota (@davidsirota) January 20, 2015

.@Davos gender factoids: in 2000, 9% women. In 2015, 17.26% women. The fact that .26 matters reflects the challenge for @wef. #wef2015
— April Rinne (@aprilrinne) January 20, 2015

Overheard at #Davos2015 "I'm going off to speak to somebody about something"
— Richard Quest (@richardquest) January 20, 2015

Davos 2015

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