McKnight’s Senior Living January 18, 2024
Kathleen Steele Gaivin

CEOs in the United States and elsewhere are concerned about economic pressures, yet just 37% are prepared for an increase in inflation, and only 34% are prepared for a recession. That’s according to the results of a survey from The Conference Board.

Fifty-five percent of US CEOs surveyed cited “economic downturn/recession” as a high-impact issue for 2024.

“Both factors also topped the 2023 list of high-impact issues. While we believe a global recession is unlikely in 2024, we do expect slower growth in the wake of tighter monetary policy to tackle inflation,” the authors noted. “Adding to global CEOs’ concerns is that less than 30% believe their organizations are adequately prepared to navigate either a recession or inflation.”

Several leaders...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
Got healthcare questions? Just ask Transcarent

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: Employer, Survey / Study, Trends
Why CEOs Keep Betting On The Wrong Innovations?
The High Price of Treatment Resistant Depression for Employers
The Pandemic Proved That Remote Leadership Works
More than 65 Organizations Call on Workplaces to Provide Comprehensive Obesity Care Coverage
The state of AI: How organizations are rewiring to capture value

Share This Article