The Inspiring Leaders Podcast - The landscape for businesses in 2024

Exploring the landscape for businesses in 2024, this episode is part of Criticaleye's Inspiring Leaders Podcast series. Featuring Criticaleye Host and Director of Content, Marc Barber, and special guest Matthew Blagg, CEO, Criticaleye. Talking points include:

  • The uncertain geopolitical landscape and how businesses are tackling a high interest rate and inflation environment.
  • How can Boards keep up with the current economic trends.
  • The latest tech trends and is there a knowledge gap within Boards?
  • What should leaders prioritise in 2024, and what’s on the people agenda?
  • What next year will bring for private equity backed companies.
  • What areas can Boards be optimistic within the next twelve months?





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