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Global risks are here to stay. How are companies redesigning their growth strategies?

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In a world shaped by geopolitical shocks, supply-chain disruptions, and accelerating AI, five years now feels like a lifetime, says Ebru Özdemir of Limak. In our latest Scenarios for the Global Economy discussion, we spoke with 3 industry leaders across healthcare, engineering, and robotics. According to Blake Moret of Rockwell Automation, resilience is about designing with crises in mind – “Making sure that we're designing these products for resilience up front is often the most important factor.” From reorganizing global value chains to building healthcare systems that can withstand disruption, the message is clear: agility, teamwork, and a human-centric approach will determine who thrives. Jan-Willem Scheijgrond of Philips says that AI holds enormous promise - especially in healthcare - but it’s the combination of technology and skilled, adaptable teams that will define long-term competitiveness.

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