Insight Articles | Organizational Transformation

The field of product management is currently undergoing a transformation, leading some to argue that it is in a state of crisis. After a rapid growth phase for product organizations, not every company has seen the return on investment

Top of the House leaders reflect on insights from “The Energy Advantage: How to Go from Managing Your Time to Mastering Your Energy” during various gatherings.

When it comes to building the world’s most desirable cars, Mercedes-Benz leverages – besides creativity and dedication – strongly on the power of diversity and inclusion.

Empowering the CSO starts with understanding the CSO, and we hope that the stories shared by the leaders during the panel can inspire many other executive across all areas to renew their outlook on this critical function—and join them in creating a more sustainable future for all.

For the sustainability revolution to take off, leaders must serve as stewards of change, ushering in a cultural transformation across all levels of the organization.

In this installment of Stewardship Conversations, Ioannis calls for a reality check, emphasizing “it’s time to pay the bill” when it comes to climate change. He also shares valuable insights on how leaders can commit to advancing the sustainability agenda.

Richard Wardlaw, former Chief Defence Logistics and Support, UK Strategic Command, shared lessons from his military career that leaders in any field can draw upon.

Rachael De Renzy Channer, Egon Zehnder's Global Head of Sustainability, engages in candid and insightful conversations with global leaders at the forefront of the sustainability revolution, highlighting that purpose and performance are intertwined.

In conversation with Sander Tideman, author, social entrepreneur and executive coach in sustainable change leadership.

The fight against climate change has never been more urgent. Between 2011 and 2020, average global temperatures were roughly 1.1°C higher than those between 1850 and 1900—and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimates that 1.07°C of this is due to human activities.