CIOs need to apply a much broader view of possible failure modes, where their assets are, and where the people who manage the assets are working. Source: McKinsey Risk rebalancing: Five important geopolitical-risk questions for CIOs

The economic principles of valuation don’t change that much, but McKinsey Partner Tim Koller explains why they remain more critical than ever as executives seek to address digital, geopolitical, climate, and other trends affecting their businesses. Source: McKinsey Author Talks: What’s new in Valuation?

Innovation is a critical ingredient in any growth recipe. And the biggest growth—both for the innovator and the broader economy—comes from revolutionary innovations. Source: McKinsey Revolutionary innovations propelling growth

Wharton marketing professor explores how the reasons behind collective layoffs shape consumer sentiment.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton How Consumers Perceive Layoffs: Offshoring vs. Automation

Amid tariff uncertainty and a possible recession, the world needs a new base of balance and trust to create a thriving economy. Business has a vital role to play. Source: McKinsey In a moment of tariffs, can the world find balance and trust to thrive?

Early movers show what it takes to succeed on both sides of manufacturers’ dual mission: reduce their cost base and carbon footprint while optimizing their financial performance. Source: McKinsey Add innovation and performance by subtracting carbon and cost

In disruptive times, resilience is essential for both survival and success. Here’s how the global beverage giant ensures that it is ready for anything. Source: McKinsey How Carlsberg thrives with resilience

The best leaders lead themselves before they lead others. Here are four ways to lead authentically in an uncertain world. Source: McKinsey An inside-out approach to leadership

Companies across sectors are looking for new growth beyond their cores. Three consumer-focused strategies can deliver long-term revenue gains. Source: McKinsey How CEOs can outcompete by building new B2C businesses

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