ALIXTALKS
In our AlixTalks series, AlixPartners CEO Simon Freakley invites business and thought leaders to join in conversations about leading through, managing, and anticipating change in a global economy marked by accelerating disruption cycles.
Innovating for future success: AlixTalks with Stephanie Cohen
Finding opportunity in disruption: AlixTalks with Stephanie Cohen
Perpetuating culture during change: AlixTalks with Stephanie Cohen
TRANSFORMATION WHEN IT REALLY MATTERS
Stephanie Cohen is Chief Strategy Officer at Goldman Sachs, and a member of the management committee. Her unique perspective on growth, disruption and the impact of culture on success are explored in these latest episodes of AlixTalks.
“If you get caught up […] that disruption is all about things that require deep technical investment, then you end up on long investment cycles, and disruption may get by you.”
—Stephanie Cohen
Proactive Business Transformation: AlixTalks with John Noseworthy
Keeping a Business Healthy: AlixTalks with John Noseworthy
Redefining Identity Through Branding: AlixTalks with John Noseworthy
THE PROACTIVE TRANSFORMATION SERIES
AlixTalks with Dr. John Noseworthy, former CEO of the Mayo Clinic, where he helped lead several business transformations.
“As a physician, you learn very early on to listen to the patient because the patient’s telling you what’s wrong with them. As a business leader, carefully listening to the company will bring the diagnosis forward, what needs to be addressed.”
—Dr. John Noseworthy
The Company Culture Series
A candid discussion with Jules Kroll, founder of Kroll Inc about the habits and traits of transformational leadership, advice for leaders of tomorrow, and lessons learned from experience.
The Boardroom Series
An AlixTalks discussion with Dambisa Moyo, economist, board leader, keynote speaker and best-selling author of Edge of Chaos—an examination of why economic growth is essential for global stability.
The Globalization Series
Ahead of the 2019 World Economic Forum in Davos, Simon sat down with Financial Times economic commentator Martin Wolf to discuss globalization and the future of work.
