5 priorities for leaders in the new reality of COVID-19
Leadership has never been so crucial. Business leaders need to inspire collective action to ensure COVID-19 becomes an inflection point for collective progress.
BSE (Hons) in Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan; MBA and Baker Scholar, Harvard Business School. Since 1988, with Boston Consulting Group: since 2013, Chief Executive Officer; previously Chairman of North & South America, Head of New York Metro office system, and core member of healthcare and consumer practices. Focus on Total Societal Impact, climate action, digital and analytics, large-scale transformation, corporate strategy, and capabilities to drive innovation. Prior experience in product development at Procter & Gamble. Member: International Business Council, World Economic Forum; Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders (Chief Advisor), World Economic Forum; US Business Roundtable (Board Member)
Leadership has never been so crucial. Business leaders need to inspire collective action to ensure COVID-19 becomes an inflection point for collective progress.
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