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Buckle Up CEOs: A New Age of Long-Term Disruptions Is On The Horizon

AlixPartners' 5th Annual Disruption Index finds that nearly 60% of CEOs worry about losing their job, with acute disruptive forces--geopolitics,…

Michael Webb | January 17, 2024

  • AlixPartners' 5th Annual Disruption Index finds that nearly 60% of CEOs worry about losing their job, with acute disruptive forces–geopolitics, climate change, and technological innovation–cited as top concerns.
  • CEOs are still in the hot seat, but those who embrace the challenge and opportunity, act quickly and decisively will be the winners, according to the survey.
  • Notably, two-thirds of global CEOs in our survey are worried about the impact that the 2024 US election will have on their business.

Business leaders are getting better at managing disruption after more than three years of pandemic, supply chain instability, worker shortages, and inflation, but newly emerging factors outside of executives' control are setting the agenda in the New Year, according to findings from global consulting firm AlixPartners' Disruption Index (ADI). The annual survey canvasses more than 3,000 CEOs and senior executives around the world to uncover the latest global business concerns.

A New Age of Disruptions is Poised to Rise in 2024

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