Editing World Economic Order (section)

== Leadership ==

Konrad Steinbach remained the founding figure of the World Economic Order, but he did not remain its permanent sole leader. On 15 September 1998, [[Karl Küntenheim]] was selected as the next leader of the organization. Küntenheim was the son of [[Ulrich Küntenheim]], the German founder of [[Vorn Bank]].

Karl Küntenheim's selection strengthened the financial side of the World Economic Order. Through the Küntenheim family line, the organization gained deeper access to banking circles, private foundations, investment channels, and protected financial structures.

Senior figures included [[Matthias Falkenrath]], [[Elisabeth Vornheim]], [[Giorgio Bellandi]], [[Nikolaos Drakos]], [[Reiko Kuroda]], [[Stefan Shrankenhaus]], and [[Valeriu Schwammelwanger]]. Falkenrath served as the public secretary-general of the forum. Vornheim worked on legal structures and protected assets. Bellandi was tied to Italian shipping and port access. Drakos was tied to Greek maritime finance. Kuroda was connected to Japanese estate and Pacific investment activity. Shrankenhaus used WEO contacts for industrial finance connected to Snubable Enterprise. Schwammelwanger controlled contact between Glöbbery, the World Economic Order, and Tanoan-linked structures.