As CEOs work to meet the dual challenges of growing the business while responding to evolving markets, they are calling on the executive leaders underneath them for support and innovation.
In a keynote originally delivered at Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo, Distinguished VP Analyst Ken Chadwick shares insights on how C-suite leaders can find potential within the tension in their organizations and touches on the strategic shifts required to stay ahead in today’s economic environment.
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Opening Thoughts
Creative and Elastic Tension
Global Economic Tensions and CEO Priorities
Focus Areas for CEOs in 2024
New Strategic Directions
Sustainability and Long-Term Planning
Leveraging Existing IT Investments
Manage Tension Like an Olympic Diver
Ken Chadwick | Distinguished VP Analyst
Ken Chadwick is a VP, Distinguished Advisor covering supply chain strategy, operations, and leadership. Using in-depth cross-industry research, he provides insight to Chief Supply Chain Officers on the trends, strategies, and best practices necessary to confront the complexity of 21st century supply chains. In his 12 years as an analyst and keynote speaker at Gartner, he led impactful research on organization design, change and transition management, leading social organizations, and next generation productivity for supply chain. He currently advises Chief Supply Chain Officers on topics including: - Supply chain trends, current and future - End to end supply chain leadership - Supply chain strategy and governance - Organization design and organization behavior - Leadership transitions for new to role CSCOs - Supply chain transformation and technology transition
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