McKinsey Webcasts


We scheduled these webcasts to help you navigate today’s challenging business environment:

  • Boards in the age of AI (Feb 25)
  • How finance leaders are employing AI (Mar 3)
  • The coming wave of business transfers (Mar 10)

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Boards in the age of AI
Wednesday, 25 Feb
11 a.m. - noon EST / 4-5 p.m. GMT
Aamer Baig, Celia Huber, and Rebecca Schechter

As artificial intelligence transforms how companies compete, many boards are grappling with how to provide effective oversight in this new era. Join us as Aamer Baig, Celia Huber, and Rebecca Schechter discuss their new article on how directors must rethink their guidance on AI adoption and readiness, while navigating risks that cut across strategy, talent, and governance.

How finance leaders are employing AI
Tuesday, 3 Mar
10-11 a.m. EST / 3-4 p.m. GMT
Alex Sukharevsky Andrea Tricoli and Andy West

Finance functions are moving beyond AI pilots to deliver measurable value across strategic planning, working capital management, and cost optimization. Join Alex Sukharevsky, Andrea Tricoli, and Andy West as they discuss insights from their recent article on how leading organizations are successfully scaling AI to boost efficiency, improve insights, and offload time-consuming manual tasks.

The coming wave of business transfers
Tuesday, 10 Mar
11 a.m. - noon EDT / 3-4 p.m. GMT
Nick Noel and Ken Yearwood

As millions of baby boomer business owners approach retirement, six million small and midsize firms—representing trillions of dollars in enterprise value and millions of jobs—will either change hands or close. Join us as Ken Yearwood and Nick Noel from our Institute for Economic Mobility discuss how this ownership transfer could shape local economies, family wealth, and economic mobility for decades to come.

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