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UK CEO Outlook 2019: Foreword from Bill Michael
Clearly Brexit is making it hard for many UK CEOs to make any big calls about their business, while disruption from emerging technology, climate change and uncertainty around geopolitics/trade create a complex backdrop.
Yet the picture I see of UK CEOs in this, our fifth CEO Outlook survey, underlines their resilience and positivity about their own organisation’s prospects as well as the UK’s. Not only are CEOs dealing with disruption, they're embracing it. Agility has become the new currency of business.
Thank you to the 150 UK CEOs who gave up their time and spoke freely about the opportunities and challenges they face. Read our full UK CEO Outlook: Agile or irrelevant report.
