Intelligence

Companies’ growing dependence on technology means that in future a greater number of CTOs will make the transition to CEO, writes Siobhan Farlow, Consultant in the Odgers Interim Technology practice.

Instances of Chief Technology...

Richard Plaistowe, Principal, Financial Services on proposals for a Central Bank Digital Currency, the so-called ‘digital pound’, and the potential impact should it be introduced later this decade.   

The Bahamas is home not only...

Adam Gates and Richard Plaistowe from the Odgers Interim Financial Services Practice explore how organisations should treat cyber security as part of ESG. 

HM Treasury unwittingly set itself up for ridicule recently when it...

Rebecca Brandwood, Principal Consultant, Health & Education Practice, Odgers Interim and Hannah Wade, Associate Partner in the Healthcare Practice of Odgers Berndtson, were delighted to co-host an event on Community Diagnostic...

We can all experience periods of stress and anxiety – whether this is from demanding work situations, from stressful situations in our personal lives or a combination of the two.

Anxiety and stress have been prominent emotions...

Stephen Shaw, Group Engineering Director of Sheffield-based manufacturer AESSEAL talked about the challenges of achieving Net Zero in a recent webinar hosted by Odgers Interim Partner/Head of Industrial Practice Tom Legard.

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A trio of renowned experts in Sustainability and ESG shared their experiences and opinions in a recent virtual event hosted by Odgers Interim Global Managing Director Grant Speed.

In organisations of every kind, leaders face the...

Andrew Rodgers, Principal in our Leadership Practice, explains how Odgers is helping organisations unlock growth by equipping teams and leaders with new mindsets.

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A CEO of a FTSE250 organisation had contacted me to share his story about how his executive leadership team had been the target and victims of a recent cyber-attack. His business had lost nearly £500k. His...

Cost-effectiveness and scalability are among the factors driving the ongoing growth of SaaS in the B2B market, writes Siobhan Farlow, Consultant in our Technology Practice.

The astonishing rise of Software as a Service (SaaS) is...

A month on from our last review on the banking sector, you will probably now breathe a sigh of relief. After Silicon Valley Bank in the US and Credit Suisse both collapsed, there was a worry that contagion could spread across the...

The Consumer Duty July deadline is fast approaching, and many financial institutions are working frantically and allocating significant resource to get their houses in order.

Arguably the most significant regulatory reform in...

We spoke to Dr Simon Munk, Interim Implementation Director of Sustainability on his career in sustainability and how he see roles within sustainability evolving in the future.

What made you want to pursue a role within...

Unconscious bias, also known as implicit bias, can impact anyone. Humans are thought to consciously process 40 pieces of information per second and 11 million pieces of information subconsciously, leading our brains to create...

Andy Wright, Principal, Technology Practice, recently hosted a roundtable for c-suite leaders in the healthcare technology ecosystem, with the conversation centred around overcoming barriers to technology adoption in healthcare.

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Bambos Eracleous, Partner for Media & Entertainment, explains why there are still plenty of Interim Management opportunities in the sector.

Richard Plaistowe, Principal, Financial Services on what is going on in the banking sector following the high profile collapses of SVB and Credit Suisse. 

In a speech to the American Bankers Association on 21 March, US Treasury...

Supermarket shortages have become a familiar sight and illustrate the pressing need to resolve a host of supply chain challenges, say Zoe Wakeham and Daniel Wood, Consultants in our Consumer & Retail practice.

Take a stroll down...