"The Davos Man," a phrase that dates back to 2004, was first used by political scientist Samuel Huntington to describe the participants of the World Economic Forum held every January in Davos, Switzerland. This year, the rise of the "The Davos Woman" was a clear win for the historical forum that was co-chaired by seven women an all-time high female participation, albeit still miserably low at just "over 21%." At the WEF, held last week in Davos, we sat down with some of the most powerful world leaders in travel, artificial intelligence, healthcare and consulting, and asked them how they approach the mission-critical tasks of building up company culture, embracing lifelong-learning principles, managing the challenges in their field today and fostering the next generation of leaders.