Hi everyone. I'm coming to you from Davos, Switzerland.
I'm here for the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting that brings together
leaders from government, business,
and the nonprofit sector to meet and exchange ideas on various important
topics. As you might expect,
I'm planning to spend most of my time engaged on climate and sustainability.
BCG just published two very insightful reports that I'll be speaking about this
week that you might enjoy.
The first is our latest insight for the World Economic Forum's Alliance of CEO
Climate Leaders on how companies can scale and win in green markets.
Companies that innovate existing processes and structures to secure green
inputs and meet changing customer expectations are poised to capture
enormous value in future green markets.
The second builds on research we conducted with Microsoft and is focused on the
sustainability skills that companies will need across the organization in the
future. It's a great study for business leaders and workers alike.
I hope to share an update later this week on progress here in Davos.
As the theme for this year's meeting points out,
we need to work to engage even harder to build cooperation in a more
fragmented world.
Nowhere is that more important than in tackling climate change.