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The urgent need for sophisticated leadership
The pandemic has highlighted a series of paradoxes inherent to the work of leaders. What comes next will depend on how well they face up to them.
Illuminate what's possible. Hello, tomorrow.
As organizations adapt to a new world, they’ll need to rely upon their most curious, creative minds to plan for the complexities of the transition. Leaders must respond to today’s new realities while preparing for tomorrow’s unpredictable shifts. Organizations that look forward, understand the scope of the changes underway, and put forth a bold response will be able to build a more sustainable and resilient future. Learn more about reconfiguring for a remade world: Hello, tomorrow.
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Career advice for a changing world
Four groups of people are most at risk from the pandemic’s economic effects, and each will have to chart a new course to achieve success.
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Strengthening the foundations of trust in the digital age
The speed of technological change requires new thinking about how institutions and businesses deliver on trust.
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A crisis of legitimacy
Today’s toughest global challenges are unintended consequences of yesterday’s success. If our prevailing institutions can’t adapt, they could lose the right to lead.
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How governments can push towards a better tomorrow
World leaders face six interconnected challenges, and although approaches and solutions will differ by country, taking key actions will benefit all.
China and the race for the future of money
How digital currency could change the global financial landscape.
How business can bridge the gap and achieve net zero
Business leaders need to act now to meet the demands of science, government, investors and society at large.
How disruption equips us to rethink and reinvent
COVID-19 and Brexit brought greater care, creativity and innovation to the fore.
Jumping onto the right side of the AI divide
The AI performance gap widened during the COVID-19 crisis. How do you measure up?
Diversity and the case for transparency
Vulnerability is a necessity if we want to lead effectively.
Simplifying cybersecurity
Have our institutions become too complex to secure?
Private–public infrastructure partnerships can spur a green recovery
Economic stimulus plans that support clean energy and decarbonization through innovative partnerships will create new models for sustainable growth.
Why Europe’s best days lie ahead
The continent’s track record of innovation and collaborative research, and its zeal to transform traditional industries, augur well for the future.
Taxing times require a new era of compromise
Tax reform may well be top of government agendas to help cope with COVID-19 spending, but every move could require trade-offs.
Localization is the new globalization
Many factors are disrupting the equilibrium multinationals have enjoyed for decades. In response, organizations must adapt both their strategies and their tactics.
Humanity, innovation and radical progress in the post-COVID world
We need wholly new approaches to rebuilding trust and recoupling social and economic progress. Here are three priorities for leaders to consider.
How ESG will drive the next wave of transformation
And what it will look like on the ground.
Can private equity save the world?
Dynamic investors are well-situated to bring their capabilities to bear on issues like decarbonization.
A remarkable thing could happen as we return to work
Why 2021 will be a pivotal moment for leaders as they connect in new ways with their employees and society.
Learning to love transparency
The post-COVID imperative requires much better ESG reporting and disclosure. CEOs and their executive teams should focus on five short-term priorities.
Sustaining COVID-era urgency for the long run
Companies must keep the constructive elements of fast decision-making developed during the pandemic.
Ten Years to Midnight
The solutions to the world’s most urgent challenges are within reach, but we only have ten years.
Six paradoxes of leadership
The greatest challenge leaders face is managing a successful organization today and simultaneously adapting that organization for the future.
ADAPT: The five urgent global issues
A framework for analyzing critical challenges facing the world today and their implications.
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