12th Annual Global CEO Survey - What matters to CEOs in 2009? |
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As CEOs of UK companies look to adapt and endure to survive the current environment, their attitudes provide insight to some of the challenges and opportunities ahead as companies look to protect their long-term license to operate, growth prospects and rebuild trust with key stakeholders. The views of UK respondents provide a snapshot oh how companies may fare in the coming years and contribute to revitalisation of the UK economy.
Sustainability
Am unsurprised by the falling priority of sustainability among CEOs. With
increased clamouring over heathrow expansion and biofuels has anyone seen the
green agenda move up the agenda?
Mike Taylor
UK Economy
Confidence is the issue here...and it seems that it's something UK CEOs
completely lack!
A Davies
Thinking about the future is key. Being constantly reactive guarantees
problems in the future.
T Esther
CEO Survey
I feel UK CEO'S need to educate themselves on what it is to make decisions at
the top level.....as children we watch our parents....and as such in the
workforce the CEO is the example everyone follows....More inspirational
leadership, Visionairy strength and embracing learning is needed...In short I
dont agree with CEO's
Muhammad Faizal
Aren't they being a little complacent, or the news we're hearing everday
giving a false impression of the reality in business
Anonymous
It seems that not only were UK CEOs ill prepared for the recession, but with
their lack of future planning and investment, are not well-equipped for the
future either. C Dixon
C Dixon
The Corporate Agenda
Why the reduction in future investment by UK boards. Surely to break out of
this recession a more concerted effort to buid for the future is needed?
Mike Taylor
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