In times of disruption, don't retreat! Reinvent
Disruption and uncertainty in the current economic climate show no sign of disappearing, which means, according to AlixPartners Executive Chairman Simon Freakley, it's time to deliberately leverage "disruption as a springboard for reinvention rather than retreat." The 2025 AlixPartners Disruption Index shows that companies that succeed during turmoil are those who invest in technology and integrate predictive tools to anticipate and mitigate risks, Freakley says.
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Put it into practice: Even as ESG initiatives come under scrutiny, 94% of growth leaders report diversity, equity and inclusion gave t..., and more say sustainability efforts are boosting their bottom line. "Companies that align their strategies with social and environmental priorities are not just enhancing their reputations; they're building more resilient businesses," says Freakley.

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