As part of our collaboration with TikTok in #Davos, we asked CEOs, heads of charities, rebels and other prominent folks what song best fit their cause. From George Vradenburg, the head of UsAgainstAlzheimers lip-synching to 'Memories' to ocean scientist Doug McCauley of the Benioff Ocean Institute dancing to 'Under the Sea', everyone had a lot of fun. Check everyone out on our @tiktok page, @hubculture - it's fun!

As part of our collaboration with TikTok in #Davos, we asked journalists, NGOs, scientists and other thought-leaders what advice they had for teenagers, or for their teenage selves. The Director General of the WWF, Marco Lambertini, even rapped his advice! Check everyone out on our @tiktok page, @hubculture

Edie Lush, Hub Culture's Executive Editor and Stan Stalnaker, the Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, profile how Hub Culture has grown at Davos and look back at some of the week's highlights. Filmed in the newest building of #hubculturecampus, the TechLodge.

Megan Doepker, the Founder of Mindkino and One Young World Ambassador, has been leading daily mindfulness and meditation sessions which she hopes will plant seeds of optimism for a better world. Find out more in her interview with Hub Culture Executive Editor Edie Lush. Thanks to @OneYoungWorld for helping us arrange these interviews with these inspiring young leaders.

Do want to know how your brain works? At Davos 2020, Olivier Oullier, the President of EMOTIV persuaded Hub Culture's Edie Lush to don the latest version of his company's brain sensors. They are smaller and more unobtrusive than earlier incarnations, and are designed to be used both in labs for research purposes and also in the work place. The new version enables the user to walk around, take calls and listen to music while all the time monitoring brain activity measuring levels of stress, attention/distraction and cognitive load. The results are then analysed using AI. As Olivier explains, the device enables people to know what time and what environment is optimum for them to undertake certain tasks.

At Davos 2020, Artis Marc Quinn talks to Hub Culture's Executive Editor Edie Lush about his passion or bringing real life into art and how this lead him to create work about refugees. At Davos, Marc exhibited sculptures of concrete which were based on refugees, and he is currently working on a larger project in New York which will feature blood from thousands of refugees, and thousands of non-refugees. Under the skin, our blood all looks the same.

Dr Mandeep Rai, author of The Values Compass, which features a single value for each of 101 different countries, tells Hub Culture's Edie Lush, why she wrote the book and how our geography, history and cultural context play a big part in shaping who we are.

The man with possibly the best job title at Davos 2020 is Ben Rudnick (also known as Gonzo). He is the Chief Exponential Inspiration Officer of Excelera, and he explains to Hub Culture's EdieLush what his job title really means. He also talks Edie through how Excelera is hoping to fix health care using data, AI and open platforms to monitor people's wellness. For more info, go to www.excelerahealth.com

At Davos 2020, Liz Alarcón, the Founder and Director of PULSO, a Global Shaper and a One Younge World Ambassador, talks to Hub Culture's Edie Lush about her digital media start-up that's reaching almost a million Latinos. She shares she's been talking about at #Davos and how to regulate content and Big Tech. Thanks to @OneYoungWorld for helping us arrange these interviews with these inspiring young leaders.

Launch of data.org, a platform for partnerships, from Mastercard and The Rockefeller Foundation

Dr. Gail Whiteman, Founder of Arctic Basecamp at #Davos and Professor at Lancaster University discusses the @arcticbasecamp , a science solution outreach platform, which has been on top of #Schatzalp during the World Economic Forum. This year, they brought a youth delegation, which she discusses in the interview with Edie Lush.

Robert Garrett, the CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health talks to Hub Culture's Edie Lush about mental health of his employees, and some of the new policies they've taken internally to make their lives healthy. His organisation was also the victim of a Ransomware attack, and how they protected their patients.

Rena Effendi is a social documentary photographer with a focus on human interest stories. In her #Davos interview, she talks Hub Culture's Executive Editor Edie Lush through the rationale behind her Davos 2020 exhibition explaining why she chose to focus on the life of Swedish/Chilean poet and musician, Patricio Galvez. Rena talks about Patricio's incredible story and his mission to save the lives of his grandchildren.

Stan Stalnaker and Edie Lush of Hub Culture at Davos 2020: We’re live and we’re discussing ways to co-create future societies, and looking at ways to build a future society that works for all. This is the decade of action, and we’d like to explore how collaboration can help us to face the challenges that we have on a global scale. We’re looking forward to answering your questions during this broadcast. #davos2020

In Davos, Olivier Oullier, President of Emotiv, turns the tables on Global GoalsCast co-hosts Claudia Romo Edelman and Edie Lush, and asks them to talk about 2019 and the success of their compelling Global GoalsCast podcast. It's been a great year for the award-winning podcast, and many of the companies featured have made significant strides in working towards development goals. Edie Lush is also Executive Editor of Hub Culture, and Claudia Romo Edelman is the Founder of the We Are Human Foundation.

Dominic McVey, an entrepreneur who works across the globe, talks to Hub Culture's Executive Editor Edie Lush about this year's Davos 2020 theme - Stakeholder Capitalism. Dominic says he believes that people are the business and that if staff are badly treated, the business won't perform. He talks about his businesses in sub-Saharan Africa and the importance of feeding his employees, offering child care and making sexual and female health resources readily available.

Peter Maurer, President the International Red Cross (ICRC), interviewed by Hub Culture's Executive Editor Edie Lush during Davos 2020. He about the poll his organisation has undertaken, which examines Millennial attitudes towards war and peace.

Makentse Mampeule, Director and CEO Rali & Makentse Mampeule Foundation from South Africa explains to Hub Culture's Executive Editor, Edie Lush about the work her foundation is doing in education and health. She explains why she has chosen to work with women and some of the challenges her team faces.

In Davos 2020, Hub Culture very excited to have a new partner, Tyson. John R. Tyson, the Chief Sustainability Officer of Tyson Foods discusses the launch of the Coalition of Global Protein. Hear more about how Tyson is addressing problems in the food system in his interview with Executive Editor Edie Lush.

Roksana Ciurysek-Gedir, Artist and Founder of PossibleX, was once a leading European banker. These days she focuses on her art. In Davos, she tells Edie Lush about her climate change exhibition at the event. Her work marries unusual materials including diamonds and gold to an innovative technological approach which places the viewer at the heart of the artwork.

Douglas Monticciolo is Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer and Co- Founder of Brevet Capital Management, an impact investment firm. He stops by Hub Culture's studio to tell Hub Culture's Edie Lush about some of the conversations he's been having in Davos to discuss impact and beyond. Find out more about his responsible investing in this interview.