Forbes: Today’s biggest challenges for CEOs according to Cambridge Pro Vice Chancellor Kamal Munir

Published on February 28, 2022

Kamal Munir, Pro-Vice Chancellor at Cambridge Judge Business School, speaks about how the ever-shifting technologies have redefined the industry landscape, creating new contemporary challenges for business leaders across sectors.
“The whole concept of industry has become dangerously misleading. Threats that organisations face are not coming from within their industry.” Munir says.

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