2023-11-05-GLG格理集团-2023年度GLG全球CEO调研报告_22页_623kb

报告摘要

GLG 2023 Global CEO Survey Summary

Report Overview: The GLG CEO Global Survey for 2023 examines business leaders' experiences, challenges, and strategic priorities. Conducted between November 2022 and mid-November, it involved 458 CEOs from various regions (North America: 150, EMEA: 150, APAC: 158), focusing on revenue growth, confidence, economic outlook, and key concerns.
Key Findings:
- Revenue Growth and Confidence: Despite global challenges like geopolitical and economic pressures, 51% of CEOs reported revenue growth in 2022. However, confidence in 2023 revenue growth dropped to 46%— a significant decline from previous years where confidence was higher (e.g., 80% in 2020). Half projected negative economic growth for 2023.
- Shift in Concerns: Attention shifted from COVID-19 to geopolitical uncertainty (81% cited as primary concern in 2023), driven by issues like the Ukraine conflict, inflation, and supply chain disruptions. COVID-19 impact concerns decreased sharply.
- Business Priorities and Investments: Improving customer experience ranked highest in business priorities (60% support). Investments focused on sales and marketing (both over 60% in 2023), while HR (talent management) saw the largest decline to around 45%. Cybersecurity is a near-universal business priority.
- Workplace Flexibility: Nearly 73% of CEOs implemented some form of remote/hybrid work policies, slightly down from 79% in 2022, often prioritizing efficiency and employee preferences.
- Challenges: Persistent issues include supply chain disruptions (81% citing major impact), labor shortages (up from 50-75% in earlier years), and economic headwinds like inflation and recession. Feedback highlights specific impacts from events like Brexit and healthcare innovations.
Additional Insights: The survey shows a global trend toward addressing social issues like income inequality and climate change. Investment in emerging areas is cautious due to economic uncertainty, and prior comparisons help contextualize the ongoing recovery from setbacks like the COVID-19 pandemic.