Meanwhile, these concerns have also caused demand for Run the World's services over the past few weeks to spike, Run the World CEO Xiaoyin Qu told Business Insider, even as companies like
But Qu adds that Run the World isn't meant to be a mere placeholder for real-world events: the business difficulties created by travel restrictions and work-from-home policies point to a more longstanding issue that is already faced by people who live in less geographically-accessible locations. Stories like that, Qu says, serve as inspiration for what Run the World is trying to accomplish — making events easier to access can also create more opportunities for the people who can then attend them.
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