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The Travel Recovery

Wall Street Journal quoted Vik Krishnan on how airlines are managing staffing needs as the consumer demand for air travel increases.
Wall Street Journal: Travel Is Bouncing Back Strong, and Airlines Are Racing to Keep Up Vik Krishnan's Profile

Investment in Design

Benedict Sheppard spoke with Fortune about how design is becoming a leadership priority and  coming to fruition as an executive role.
Fortune: The latest challenge facing C-suite leadership? Closing the design gap Benedict Sheppard's Profile

The Future of Work After COVID-19

Michael Chui joined a panel discussion with BBC's The Real Story on how accelerated automation and artificial intelligence is changing the world of work.
BBC: The pandemic brings more robots Michael Chui's Profile

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Post Pandemic Economies

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted markets globally during 2020 and caused the deepest economic disruption since World War II. This global event accelerated trends in the workplace, shifted consumer behavior and pushed organizations to innovate in ways that will stand for years to come. The McKinsey Global Institute published a trilogy of reports on the post-pandemic impacts to work, consumer demand and productivity to better understand what life after COVID-19 entails.
Bloomberg: Productivity Is Finally Looking Up, and the Gains Could Lift Growth Financial Times: Is a productivity miracle possible?  Reuters: ‘Home nesting’ and telehealth spending to keep rising post-pandemic, McKinsey survey finds CNBC: How low-wage work could get even worse in a post-pandemic future

Climate Risk and Response: Physical hazards and socioeconomic impacts

As average temperatures rise, acute hazards such as heat waves and floods grow in frequency and severity, and chronic hazards, such as drought and rising sea levels, intensify. McKinsey and the McKinsey Global Institute look at the nature and extent of physical risk from a changing climate over the next three decades.
Bloomberg: McKinsey Sees $4.7 Trillion in Labor Risk as Asian Climate Warms Financial Times: Flooded Asia: Climate change hits region the hardest Project Syndicate: Taking Climate Risk Seriously Miami Herald: Sea rise won’t sink all of Florida’s real estate market, experts say. Just parts of it

Diversity and Inclusion

In a recent report, the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility and McKinsey Global Institute examine how race affects economic participation in the United States. The economic state of Black America: What is and what could be identifies the biggest gaps Black Americans face in their roles as workers, entrepreneurs, investors, consumers and residents served by public programs. More reports and insights on diversity and inclusion can be found here.
Bloomberg: Black in Focus: McKinsey & Co.'s Shelley Stewart III CNN: 3.5 million Black Americans have a negative net worth, new study finds CBS: Closing racial wage gap in just 20 occupations would boost millions of Black Americans The Telegraph: The right to request flexible working is not working

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