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UK COVID-19 pulse survey is out now, click here to read the 2020 UK CEO Outlook
KPMG’s annual CEO Outlook survey includes the views of UK CEOs who lead some of the world’s most complex businesses. This year’s survey finds UK leaders coming to terms with disruption and taking personal control of their organisations’ transformation journeys.
UK CEOs, more than their counterparts elsewhere, are feeling the weight of stakeholders’ expectations. Under intense personal pressure to deliver results, they see agility as the answer and are turning to strategic alliances to give their organisation the edge. Trusting in their own experience and instincts, CEOs are leading from the centre of the organisation as well as from the head.