KPMG's Jane Lawrie on the changing nature of CEO concerns (Ep.239)

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Recorded22 Sep 2020

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KPMG global head of corporate affairs Jane Lawrie joins the PRovoke podcast to discuss KPMG's CEO research, which finds that corporate leaders are far more focused on talent and purpose, thanks to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Lawrie, who previously served as CCO at Tesco, also explores her own experience advising CEOs and how they can communicate in a more personal, empathetic manner.

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