My drive to remake Africa as a hub for young techies
It’s not a lack of talent but a lack of opportunity that is holding back Africans, argues Lindiwe Matlali, the leading light in a not-for-profit organization which helps young people to reach...
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Geopolitical tensions, persistent inflation, economic weakness, climate change, and sustainability. Business leaders are dealing with an unprecedented range of challenges simultaneously, making it harder than ever to know how to prioritize, navigate, and communicate effectively with teams. Scenario planning, listening and leading in new ways are part of the answer. In Issue IX of I by IMD, we unpack new approaches to dealing with the polycrisis that's facing us.
From CXOs to Gen Z activists, our experts examine where the real sway lies. In Issue VI of I by IMD, we explore the shifting centers of command and how leaders can inspire, empower and wield influence for good.
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Inflation, e-commerce and geopolitical conflict are all driving change in global supply chains. In Issue V of I by IMD, we explore what is next in these chain reactions.
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How can organizations identify and cultivate tomorrow’s leaders? Employers cannot expect employee commitment unless they reciprocate. Issue IV explores novel and practical ideas on how to ensure that today's top hire does not become tomorrow's high-profile departure.
Amid rising demand from customers, employees and investors, companies have moved sustainability to the top of their agendas. We explore how leaders are transforming their industries today to avoid disaster.
We explore the managerial imperatives behind maintaining mental health in the workplace, analyze the problems raised by the pandemic and offer solutions that will help avoid burnout in teams.
 We explore the impact of governance, geography and timing across sports, gaming and the arts, presenting the winners and losers one year after the pandemic hit.
10 March 2021 • by Lindiwe Matlali in Magazine • 8 min read
It’s not a lack of talent but a lack of opportunity that is holding back Africans, argues Lindiwe Matlali, the leading light in a not-for-profit organization which helps young people to reach...
5 March 2021 • by Josef Joffe in Magazine • 5 min read
Facebook and Twitter used their unbridled power to silence President Trump, but rationing thought, however hateful, is bad for liberal democracy, argues Josef Joffe....
5 March 2021 • by Öykü Işık in Magazine • 10 min read
During lockdown, families have turned to PlayStation, Xbox and Twitch in ever increasing numbers. That’s good for business, but there is a social cost and the regulators are circling, reports Öykü Işık...
24 hours ago • by Etelle Higonnet in Audio articles
Confrontation was always seen as an essential weapon for campaigners, but a new era of cooperation is proving equally effective. With the right approach, everyone can be a winner. ...
27 March 2023 • by Hope Murera in Leadership
Hope Murera, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of COMESA’s ZEP-RE (PTA Reinsurance Company), explains that one of the best ways to achieve gender parity in an organization is to partner with...
24 March 2023 • by Michael D. Watkins in Innovation
Chatbots have the clear potential to influence people towards dangerous beliefs and behaviors. How can we mitigate the risk to ensure they deliver benefits to society, not harm? ...
24 March 2023 • by Mohan Subramaniam in I by IMD Book Club
Traditional manufacturing and service companies need to leverage the new and explosive power of data and digital ecosystems to be competitive in the future, says IMD Professor of Strategy and Digital Transformation...
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