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One Year On
Reflections and predictions from the impact of COVID-19 and the path to building stronger resilience
On Tuesday 23 March 2020, the Prime Minister announced in a national address, the first UK lockdown. So much has changed since. The tragic loss of life and the toll on individual’s health through to economic disruption and general uncertainty.
Crises, as the wisdom goes, can also show us at our best. Displays of duty and service have reminded us of values like sacrifice, community and solidarity. And not just from our frontline workers, rightly lauded as heroes, but from all parts of society.
While we are still responding to the pandemic in many respects, we can still try and make sense of it and what its legacy might be. Again, there are no certainties, just possibilities. The pandemic is gaining us all a new understanding of the world.
One Year On attempts to wrestle from our experience the significant changes, shifts and trends shaping tomorrow. Having the right mind-set, resources and capabilities to thrive before, during and after adversity is one of the indisputable lessons of the year.
Discover our future predictions including:
Reputational resilience
What effect has COVID-19 had on public trust and corporate reputation?
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Resilience has been pushed firmly toward the top of the agenda for boards and senior management teams of organisations of all types. But how can resilience be developed? Who does it well, and what can we learn from them? What are the practical steps necessary to strengthen resilience for long-term success? As a leader, what more could you do to develop resilience for your organisation? Register here to receive a copy of the report.
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