Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and CDP have released findings from the third annual supply chain report, revealing that upstream Scope 3 emissions are, on average, 26 times higher than Scopes 1 and 2's. Diana Dimitrova sat down with Sonya Bhonsle and James Chamberlayne to discuss. Sonya points out that it's not more upstream Scope 3 emissions that have driven this growth. Rather, more companies are reporting on their upstream Scope 3 emissions, assessing those emissions better, and, by doing so, highlighting the scale of the upstream challenge. The report uncovers crucial insights and provides actionable strategies for corporations to advance their action and ambition on upstream Scope 3 emissions. To learn more, click here to read the full report: https://on.bcg.com/3S4VfWT #SupplyChain #Scope3 #ClimateAction
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Ever wonder why change is so hard? According to BCG’s Kristy Ellmer: “Change remains a challenge because, as humans, we are hardwired to avoid it. Yet, change is a constant in our lives—and a requirement for organizations to deliver results and create competitive advantage. The pace and complexity of change has never been higher. Strong leadership is required to bring organizations along the change curve in order to compete. I believe 'Why Change Is So Difficult,' while written decades ago, is still relevant today, as leaders must evolve their organizations quickly and continually in today’s environment.” BCG has developed a comprehensive approach to help companies understand the deep-rooted challenges of organizational transformations. Revisiting these principles for long-term success reveals invaluable lessons on fostering a culture that embraces change. Learn more about BCG’s four principles for cost excellence: https://on.bcg.com/4bHUkCP
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In our recent survey of roughly 28,000 employees across 16 countries, nearly a quarter said they have a disability or health condition that limits a major life activity. Most companies, however, report that employees with disabilities comprise only 4%–7% of their workforce. That yawning gap raises several red flags for CEOs who aspire to lead a company where everyone has an equal chance of thriving and showing up to work energized to deliver their best. By building a culture where employees feel welcomed and supported in sharing their lived experience with disability, CEOs can ensure that when it comes to inclusion, they are delivering on their values. Find out how CEOs can deliver on disability inclusion: on.bcg.com/3W19vkt
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One in three workers globally will see their jobs disrupted by #AI. But there’s a way to stay ahead of the algorithm. BCG’s Sagar Goel shares examples from Singapore of how thousands of workers transitioned to new careers. If you want to thrive in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, then you’ll want to watch Sagar’s new #BCGatTED Talk: https://on.bcg.com/463Dc9p
An optimist's take on reskilling in the age of AI
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Experience the work our BCG X colleagues do when working on a project or case by enrolling in our Data Science Virtual Job Simulation! Enroll today! https://on.bcg.com/4eVtAkZ #VirtualExperience #BuildTomorrow
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Where is the M&A market heading? For the first time, decision makers in companies, private equity and investment banks have a reliable indicator - BCG’s new M&A Sentiment Index. Dr. Jens Kengelbach, BCG’s global head of M&A, explains how it works and what it tells you about the current outlook for dealmaking. https://on.bcg.com/3XZOB81
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The urgency of our climate challenges cannot be overstated. But new technologies, supported by focused investments and global collaboration, can help us build a more sustainable future. Up next, we look at a few of the innovative companies supported by Breakthrough Energy Catalyst—businesses that are redefining the possibilities of climate tech.
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Private sector companies can advance progress on critical social issues while also improving competitive strength. Our experts discuss opportunities for businesses to become socially transformative – across their supply chain, organization, and the customers they serve. Read our latest publication, The Power of Socially Transformative Business, here: https://on.bcg.com/3XXhAJN
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Vulnerability is not just a trait but a strategic necessity for CEOs. This human-centric approach is essential to solve problems swiftly, foster collaboration, and spur innovation. Yet, many leaders hesitate, fearing vulnerability may expose them to criticism or appear as a weakness. Experts suggest that by adopting strategies to display vulnerability appropriately, CEOs can enhance their effectiveness and drive organizational success. Here are the benefits and strategies for healthy vulnerability: https://on.bcg.com/3XYCMyN
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Global net wealth staged a significant recovery in 2023, driven by buoyant equity markets. Looking ahead, we anticipate $92 trillion of new financial wealth will be created over the next five years. To capitalize on this growth, industry players must embrace digital transformation and leverage GenAI for cost management and enhanced client experiences. Explore the challenges and opportunities facing wealth managers in BCG’s Global Wealth Report 2024. https://on.bcg.com/3RXdBco