CEO Opinions

The Group CEO of Saudi Arabia's Diriyah Company, Jerry Inzerillo, expressed his optimism about the growing investment opportunities for Chinese companies, noting that the relationship between Saudi Arabia and China has reached unprecedented levels of cooperation. He remarked that there has never been a better time in the two nations'...

At the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2024, held on October 9 at the Nicosia Municipal Theatre, Exness CEO Petr Valov made a significant impact as he addressed key issues related to Europe's tech landscape. During his address, Valov emphasized the need to position Cyprus as a prominent player in the...

The Club World Cup, once a smaller tournament featuring only 6-7 teams and starting directly in the knockout stages, is undergoing a major transformation. The 2025 edition will expand to include 32 teams, adopting a structure reminiscent of the old Champions League format. Held every four years, qualification will be...

Every company spends time and effort developing their mission, vision, values, and purpose. The problem is that most believe it’s sufficient to place those on the wall and move on. I recall spending time with a company where their mission was to make it simple for their customers to do...

20% of the global population are dyslexic. And the world as we know it wouldn’t be the same without Dyslexic Thinkers. From the lightbulb to the aeroplane, the motor car to the iPhone, many of the world’s greatest breakthroughs have been the result of Dyslexic Thinking. Despite dyslexia being the...

What Drives Innovation: People or Ideas?  Ed Catmull, co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, often asked whether people or ideas are more important for innovation. Surprisingly, many choose ideas. In today’s AI-driven world, even more might lean that way. Yet, innovation is driven by the people who bring ideas to life,...

A recent survey by KPMG, the 2024 India CEO Outlook, has revealed that seven out of ten Indian CEOs foresee substantial obstacles to business growth over the next three years. This study, involving 125 top executives from across India, identified the most pressing concerns, including the rising cost of living,...

Chief executives in Canada are becoming increasingly concerned about the state of the domestic economy, although most remain optimistic about their companies' prospects over the coming years, according to a recent survey commissioned by KPMG. Nearly 60 percent of Canadian CEOs identified economic uncertainty as their most significant challenge, a...

The global supply of direct reduced iron (DRI), hot briquetted iron (HBI), and pig iron is expected to see a steady rise in the coming years. Yuriy Ryzhenkov, the CEO of Metinvest Group, conveyed this insight during the Siderweb 2024 forum held on September 26 in Vicenza, Italy. At present,...

Egon Zehnder, the world’s leading executive search and leadership advisory firm, has unveiled the findings of its latest Global CEO Survey at the Berlin Global Dialogue. The event, themed "Building Common Ground," brought together leaders from business, policy, and academia to address pressing global issues. The survey, which gathered insights...