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PwC Australia's 28th CEO Survey
Reinvention on the edge of tomorrow
PwC’s 28th Annual Global CEO Survey data reveals some of Australia’s leading CEOs are moving forward and moving fast to capture the growth and value-creation potential of disruptive technological and environmental forces. Yet many others are moving slowly, failing to recognise the scale of threats, challenges, and opportunities, constrained by leadership mindsets and organisational practices that lead to inertia. For those leaders there exists a stark choice: self-disrupt or be disrupted.
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