very much so. >> david samra, thank you very much. manager of the year in the international category, artisan international value and global funds. >> thank you. >> you bet. >>> coming up, what some of the world's business and political leaders are saying about the global economy as the world economic forum comes to a close. >>> ceos attended this year's world economic summit in davos, switzerland. it just wrapped up today. are drew sorkin has the story. >> reporter: the current falls on another davos. the big issues this year, the future of the middle east and inequality in developed nations. >> america succeeds by raising everybody up. it doesn't succeed by tearing anybody down. it's never better to make somebody poorer, even if they're very rich. and the rhetoric of envy and the rhetoric of tearing down i don't think is the right rhetoric. at the same time, i think that there are many who are prepared to cry robin hood and socialism at the very suggestion that we need to do something about inequality. >> reporter: but perhaps the b

and on the international equity side, the winner is the team of david samra and daniel keefe. they represent a pair of funds and this team is interesting because they are winning it in 2013 amid a furious stock market rally but also won it in 2008 when things were as difficult as we've seen in our lifetime. >> two very different markets. congratulations to you both. let me talk a little about facebook. how long have you owned it and did you have to go through that period when it was very much in the wilderness and how much did that period test your patience and your conviction? >> sure. we identified facebook as a company we thought would be very important early on before they became public. we actually invested before the ipo so we did own the stock for that period of time, which was -- >> so when the ipo didn't go well and then when that stock went down into the low 20s, maybe even high teens, did you say what did i get myself into? what does it take in a manager to stick with it? >> i think warren buffett says it's not about how smart you are in the investment business, it'