1、PwCs 26th Annual Global CEO Survey Winning todays race while running tomorrows Evolve or die,say 4,410 chief executives in our 2023 CEO Survey.But are they spending enough time on business reinvention?Many tell us no.www.ceosurvey.pwc 26th Annual Global CEO Survey2 Forty percent of global CEOs think

2、 their organisation will no longer be economically viable in ten years time,if it continues on its current course.That stark data point underscores a dual imperative facing 4,410 CEOs from 105 countries and territories who responded to PwCs 26th Annual CEO Survey.Most of those CEOs feel its critical

3、ly important for them to reinvent their businesses for the future.They also face daunting near-term challenges,starting with the global economy,which nearly 75%believe will see declining growth during the year ahead.Weve organised this years survey summary into nine tough questionswhich naturally fa

4、ll into three groupsabout what it takes to operate in our dual-imperative world:The race for the future The first three questions reflect the race that CEOs must run to stay ahead of longer-term threats to their companies,to society and to the planet itself.1.Whats the half-life of your business?2.W

5、hen will your companys climate clock run out?3.Should you bring your key business risks forward?Todays tensions The next three questions speak to day-to-day tensions that leaders are facing as macroeconomic conditions deteriorate,uncertainty rises and inflation hits levels not seen in decades.4.How

6、much is your mood today affecting your view of tomorrow?5.How do your resilience and your workforce strategies fit together?6.As geopolitical risks rise,what new contingencies are you preparing for?A balanced agenda The final three questions epitomise the balancing act that CEOs must perform to deli