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As 2023 ends, people look to the new year to become the best version of themselves. Sreyssha George, an expert in technology and people for BCG, explains how to build your personal brand by choosing a role model, asking for feedback, and being open to change.
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The human brain is constantly making associations between events, objects, and memories. David Ratajczak, global leader of BCGâs marketing practice, says companies can rely on this deep psychology to create positive associations with their brand. Campaigns no longer exist solely in big media where only large, established companies could afford them. Startups and small businesses can win mindshare against industry giants by investing in precision digital technology that takes advantage of these associations.
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Digital Marketing: https://on.bcg.com/3GzAe04
Capturing Mind Share with Precision Branding: https://on.bcg.com/3T6jMw0
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A promising $19 trillion has been put toward the energy transition. The bad news? We need $18 trillion moreâand thatâs just to reach 2030 goals. As the world gears up for COP28, the UNâs climate conference, Maurice Berns, chair of BCGâs Center for Energy Impact, explores how to close this gap.
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Climate Vision 2050: Climate Vision 2050 (chtbl.com)
Energy Transition: https://on.bcg.com/3RkyP40
Bridging the $18 Trillion Gap in Net Zero Capital: https://on.bcg.com/3R0Ki7b
A Blueprint for the Energy Transition: https://on.bcg.com/46uEvg4
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Ahead of COP28, the UNâs climate conference, we explore the unique ways public-private partnerships help achieve sustainability goals. Lars Fruergaard JĂžrgensen, CEO of Novo Nordisk; Pascal Soriot, CEO of AstraZeneca; and Christine OâBrien, lead for BCGâs climate and sustainability practice in health care, discuss the projects and success of the Sustainable Markets Initiative Health Systems Task Force.
The Task Force brings together global health leaders to enhance individual, societal, and planetary health. Together, they have launched sector-first commitments, actions, and recommendations to accelerate the delivery of net zero, patient-centric health systems.
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https://www.sustainable-markets.org/taskforces/health-systems-taskforce/
For more about Pascal: https://www.astrazeneca.com/our-company/leadership.html#
For more about Lars: https://www.novonordisk.com/about/executive-management/lars-fruergaard-jorgensen.html
For more about Christine: https://on.bcg.com/3R9xbSJ)
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Itâs 2050 and weâre exploring how the world radically reduced carbon emissions and saved itself from climate catastrophe. What have our cities done to accommodate massive population growth? And how do businesses, governments, researchers and everyday people work together to build sustainable supply chains, agricultural practices and transportation infrastructure?
This is Climate Vision 2050, a podcast series from BCG.
In this episode, Nairobiâs green tech and innovation boom make it a 2050 powerhouse. That success comes with climate challenges that the city is addressing. Urban planner Bailey Muthoni lives in housing built from plastic waste and gets around on an electric motorbike. She stages a tactical urbanism intervention advocating for improved walkability around the city's parliament.
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We are closing in on the first anniversary of the public release of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and GPT-4. And yet the ever-changing field of human-machine collaboration remains poorly understood. François Candelon, global director of the BCG Henderson Institute, explains the findings of recent research that explores where AI work is more effective than people and where it isnât.
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Downtowns were built for a 9-5 world that no longer exists. Santiago Ferrer, BCGâs North American lead for cities, real estate, and infrastructure development, says civic leaders have an opportunity and responsibility to rethink the best use of buildings, transportation systems, and other infrastructure.
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https://on.bcg.com/46FFo6s https://on.bcg.com/471A6lj
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A price is an expression of value and part of a conversation with customers. Jean-Manuel Izaret, BCGâs global leader of pricing, discusses the importance of designing a pricing strategy that creates value for customers and companies alike. Businesses must know when to leave money on the table and be careful to avoid prices so high they actually hamper sales. Jean-Manuel highlights seven pricing games companies should consider playing and other lessons to build pricing strategy from his new book, Game Changer.
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https://on.bcg.com/3RT5A8Z
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Should the workplace of the future consist of a mostly in-office, remote, or hybrid model? Deborah Lovich, leader of BCGâs work on people strategy, argues weâre asking the wrong question entirely. Organizations should focus on creating productivity for themselves and joy for their employees. It will take more than a memo from the top to create this new working model. Time, resources, and strong managers are all necessary.
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In 2015, the UN established Sustainable Development Goals to be achieved by 2030. In 2023, we are halfway there and have achieved only about 12% of those goals. Rich Hutchinson, global leader of BCGâs Social Impact practice, suggests that companies both can help achieve those goals and boost their bottom line. Organizations need to set ambitious goals. Leaders need to do more than treat ESG as a checklist. And governments can also provide incentives that encourage private sector innovation.
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Cost-cutting gets a bad rap, but the exercise is actually an opportunity to find money that can be reinvested in the business. Mark Austin, BCGâs global topic leader of cost and zero-based transformation, challenges executives to create more efficient and effective operating models by empowering employees to find areas of unnecessary spending in places that may not be obvious. They can then look to their people and their industry to find the most effective ways to funnel that money back into the organization.
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As the school year approaches, we are reaching into The So What from BCG archives. Join us as we revisit our examination of why education remains rooted in a bygone era of neat orderly rows of desks and lesson plans, even as the world races ahead into the metaverse and beyond. In this wide-ranging conversation first published in June 2022, Leila Hoteit, managing director and senior partner who leads BCGâs education, employment, and welfare work, argues for a lifelong approach to learning inside and outside the classroomâone that teaches people to solve hard problems and develop soft skills.
She talks about why students should think about the fairytale âLittle Red Riding Hoodâ from the perspective of the wolf, how the technology that treats autism can help others learn better, and why people from different cultures may come up with different answers to the famous trolley problem.
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How do the top 5% of companies ascend to their spotsâand stay there? Extensive BCG research shows that they excel in six areas, among them: focusing on a clear vision, remaining agile, and creating a solid, yet flexible tech base. A leader of that research, Romain de Laubier, shares insights from working alongside executives and helping them take an honest look at what their companies do wellâand what could be improved. Also the global leader of digital strategy and AI work at BCG, he highlights some of the key findings from the Build for the Future research.
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Jessica Apotheker, chief marketing officer of BCG and BCGX, and Akbar Hamid, co-founder of People of Crypto Lab, explain how the metaverse can combine the best of the physical and virtual worlds to create a seamless immersive experienceâor amplify whatâs wrong in the physical world.
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AI is evolving daily, challenging businesses to adjust and adapt. Vladimir Lukic, global leader of BCGâs Tech & Digital Advantage practice, demystifies what companies need to get right when implementing AI. A shift in mindset can go a long way toward unlocking AIâs potential.
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Leaders frequently talk about purpose and vision. Too often, these concepts get stuck at the top and do not cascade down throughout the organization. BCGâs David Ritter explains how organizations can unlock latent productivity and creativity by connecting purpose and vision to the day-to-day work of teams.
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Customers are demanding speed and convenience in their interactions with companies. Technology, especially artificial intelligence, is often better at meeting customer needs than humans. Karen Lellouche Tordjman, leader of BCGâs customer experience work, explains how companies can combine technology and humans to create the most compelling customer journeys and touchpoints.
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The postâWorld War II order of free markets, democratic government, and global institutions is breaking apart, argues Nikolaus Lang, who leads BCGâs Global Advantage practice. With the future uncertain, companies should prepare for a range of scenarios that likely involve greater uncertainty and less global trade.
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Sylvain Duranton helps companies build AI-enabled businesses. As the the global leader of BCG X, he has a front row seat to the generative AI revolution. He discusses the industries likely to face the most disruption, the future of work, and how generative AI can help solve challenges in climate and health. His advice to companies unsure how to get started? Pick a difference-making opportunity; invest adequately; upskill your people; and rethink processes to accommodate generative AI. (Read more about the risk and reward of generative AI https://www.bcg.com/x/artificial-intelligence/generative-ai.)
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CEOs generally face either economic uncertainty (the Great Recession) or great change (the digital-driven era preceding the pandemic). Todayâs leaders are facing both at the same time, explains Rich Lesser, BCGâs chair. While uncertainty requires resilience, change requires evolution. Itâs hard to do both. Nonetheless, Lesser sees great potential with the advances in AI but also physical technologies such as synthetic biology. He shares insights from his own discussions with CEOs as well as from BCG's recent survey of nearly 800 global C-suite executives across all industries, CEO Outlook 2023: Caution, Optimism, and Navigating the Road Ahead.
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