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Luciano De Castro Carvalho

Chief Transformation Officer

Luciano de Castro Carvalho is a senior transformation and turnaround executive with more than 20 years of experience working with boards and senior leadership teams. He currently leads the Business Transformation practice at Strategy& and has led large-scale transformation programs across more than 30 countries. Previously, he held roles at McKinsey, Alvarez & Marsal, and UBS. lucianodecastrocarvalho.com

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Boards Spend Too Much Time Looking at Past Performance

Boards that focus their time on the few issues that could materially impact a company’s value in the future are the most effective boards. These boards are forward looking and usually make decisions during meetings.

BylinesBusiness & Economy55m ago
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