Landmark research from McKinsey & Company shows that companies which outperform during times of economic turbulence share several key traits: they invest boldly in data-led digital transformations, analytics, and AI to grow core businesses; they strategically pursue adjacent and breakout markets; and they reallocate resources fearlessly, using M&A and divestitures to grow.
In this webinar, we are bringing together Rebecca Doherty, co-lead for McKinsey & Company’s growth strategy practice, Workday SVP of Business Finance Julie Gonzalez and moderator Annette Melatti, Vice President, Office of the CFO, Product Marketing at Workday, to explore the key strategies growth outperformers use to plan more effectively and invest more strategically to optimize growth across both their core and adjacent businesses. The conversation will highlight how Workday has been able to achieve annual double digit growth since going public in 2012 through a combination of product innovation, M&A, and strategic market investments.
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Field of Study:Finance
Level:Overview
Prerequisite:None
Delivery Method:Group Internet Based
Recommended CPE Credit(s):1
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