Accelerate transformation today to lead tomorrow
In the many conversations we are having with CXOs today, there is a common theme which comes up frequently, time and time again. Right now, members of the C-Suite are being asked to lead like never before.
The many challenges they have faced in the past few months mean they need a plan to help the organisations they lead to survive and thrive, reset for right now and get ready for recovery when it comes.
At Board International, we work with CXOs at global enterprises, such as Coca Cola, Puma and PWC through to newer disruptive challenger brands including MoneySuperMarket and Riot Games.
Leaders turn to us to help them navigate multiple scenarios impacting their business, analysing and modelling for new and previously unknown factors resulting from the turbulence we are all facing right now, and to understand the impact of these on the way they do business tomorrow.
In recent weeks, we’ve helped leaders reset their plans so they can focus on generating cash for areas of the business which need it the most, through to enabling them to plan for what operations look like in what McKinsey is calling the next normal.
Organisations need to be able to plan, adapt, and react with speed. The importance of breaking down data silos to gain a complete view of performance, connecting financial and operational planning and enabling the accurate simulation and testing of scenarios has never been greater.
Leaders are thinking beyond survival and concentrating on how they can thrive in this next normal. The ongoing turbulence has shown them the importance of accelerating transformation today, to lead to a better, more profitable tomorrow.
Chief Executive Officer at Vaughn Ventures, LLC
4 å¹´Planning for tomorrow begins RIGHT NOW! Systematic Business changes are so crucial during this time in order to "Accelerate Transformation"...and ultimately affects the future of the "New Normal." Natural Selection of teaming within an organisation will help as well...but Planning is a "must" when it comes to any administration of a business. CEOs and CFOs need to read more into your works!
RVP Americas
4 å¹´Great article Gavin Fallon