How can leaders position their businesses for success in an age of continuous reinvention?
Like their global counterparts, Australia’s business leaders are responding to the megatrends that are driving the need to transform and reinvent their organisations.
Top-performing companies are embracing new challenges presented by rapidly changing technology including AI, shifting customer preferences, climate and sustainability requirements, increasing regulation and the need to upskill and reskilling their workforces to meet stakeholder and investor expectations.
The pace of change means every business leader needs to reassess how long their current business model can continue. How will they reinvent their business model to create, capture and deliver value in the future - starting now?
PwC Australia’s Global Leaders Insights Series provides fresh perspectives on the challenges and opportunities that top-performing leaders face during their business model reinvention journeys through a series of short ‘quick-take’ videos. Each video shares key insights and new global research that addresses issues directly impacting Australia’s business leaders.
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Business Model Reinvention
How do businesses thrive and survive in an era of constant disruption?
PwC Global experts behind Accelerating Performance, Lang Davison and Dr Wayne Borchardt share their global insights for the Australian market
How can your business thrive in an era of constant disruption? Understanding these three key obstacles to business model reinvention will help accelerate performance and build success into your transformation journeys.
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Lang Davidson
Artificial Intelligence
Solutions in a responsible way
Introduced by Jen Hookey, AI and Data Analytics Partner, PwC Australia, our Global AI Technology Leader Scott Likens explains why AI is fundamental to almost every transformation you’re going through
How will AI drive your business transformation and how can business leaders bridge the divide between ambition and reality? How should your organisation address risks from genAI and how will you bring your workforce on your transformation journey?
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Scott Likens
Understanding risk to create value
How do businesses become Risk Pioneers?
Global Head of Risk Services, Sam Samaratunga, explores how Australia’s businesses can become Risk Pioneers
Taking strategic risk is the key to reinventing, transforming, and growing your business. Learn how to shift your risk management strategy from value protection to value creation.
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How do businesses become Risk Pioneers?
Value and risk in a net zero future
Why sustainability is an opportunity for growth
Gain exclusive insights from Global Sustainability leader Will Jackson-Moore as he discusses the opportunities driving sustainable growth in today's climate-conscious world
Sustainability is shifting from mere compliance to a strategic opportunity for businesses. How can you leverage your sustainability requirements to unlock new opportunities and drive growth?
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Value and risk in a net zero future
Retail reinvented
The business models for future success
PwC Global Retail Leader, Kelly Pederson, discusses the rewards for retail companies that go through a successful business model reinvention – profitability, sustainability, and new customers.
Consumer-facing businesses worldwide are experiencing rapid and disruptive technological change. How can Australia's businesses adapt to this change and what can we learn from our global counterparts?
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M&A: A powerful lever for reinvention
Using M&A to accelerate Business Model Reinvention
PwC Canada's Vice Chair and Global Client Partner, Matthew Wetmore, discusses why companies must reinvent their business models to remain relevant and sustainable in the face of rapidly evolving customer needs and market dynamics.
45% of Global CEOs don’t believe that their businesses will be viable in 10 years. How can businesses innovate their models today to secure their long-term sustainability?
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Global Leaders Insights Matthew Wetmore on using MandA to
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