MarketsandMarkets

Chief Strategy Officer Forum

June 10 - 11, 2019

Martinique New York on Broadway, Curio Collection by Hilton

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Strategy Expert Speaker

100+

CSOs, Strategy Folks & Innovation Leaders

5+

Sessions

10+

Networking Hours

EVENT OVERVIEW

Strategy and Execution: How to Handoff and Ensure Success

In a constantly evolving innovative time, companies continue to wrestle for deriving more value from their “business and corporate strategies”. The significance of a business strategy relies on it being a viable way to build up business desires, creating a competitive advantage and additionally increment shareholder value to something beyond the aggregate of its physical resources. MarketsandMarkets Chief Strategy Officer Forum invites leading strategy executives from Fortune 2000 companies who are making the future.

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Discussing strategy of managing innovation & technology to derive more value from their business and corporate strategies
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Learn nuances of Art & Science of Digital Trends’ Adaptation considering Geo Politics & Global Environment Change
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Evaluating the Futuristic Growth & Strategy Tools parallel to Disruptive Innovation & Changing Markets

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Providing an interactive platform for the strategy decision makers where the best use cases would be presented by experts from Fortune 500 companies

Find viable way to build up business desires, create a competitive advantage and additionally increment shareholder value beyond limits

Define clear goals with a direction with strategic insights from 25+ Global Leaders, Strategy Gurus and Experts

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