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Brightline at Davos WEF 19 - Panel on "Humans 2.0 - Designing & implementing a future proof strategy

In this panel, global leaders expressed their views on the latest technological trends and their impact on human dimension and implementation of strategy.

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During the World Economic Forum at Davos on 22 January 2019, Brightline Initiative together with Boston Consulting Group and the Project Management Institute supported Humans 2.0: Designing and implementing a future-proof strategy, a panel discussion hosted by The Economist Events.

Moderator: Patrick Foulis, Schumpeter columnist, The Economist

Panel:

Ann Cairns, Vice-Chairman, Mastercard
Christophe Catoir, Chief Executive, France, Adecco
Rainer Strack, Senior Partner and Managing Director, Boston Consulting Group
Bernadette Wightman, Managing Director, Resources, Manufacturing and Logistics, Global Services, BT Group

Together, these leaders expressed their views on the latest technological trends and their impact on human dimension and implementation of strategy.

Published on 19 February 2019

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