CMOs' priorities have changed significantly over the past year

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In addition, sustainability is making its way into the Top 10 priorities of CEOs for the first time. This topic specifically holds on to eighth place, significantly above the fourteenth position obtained in 2019 and the twentieth position achieved in 2015 .

“2022 is a year that has dramatically changed CEO perceptions ,” explains Mark Raskino, Distinguished Research Vice President at Gartner. “The pandemic has gradually brought to the list of guangdong cell phone numbers surface a plethora of far-reaching social trends such as the need for changes in the workplace or the fragility of global supply chains. The war in Russia and Ukraine has also amplified macroeconomic factors, which are also having a major impact on CEOs, particularly inflation,” he adds.

On the other hand, 74% of the CEOs surveyed believe that companies' commitment to areas such as the environment and social issues contributes to making companies more attractive in the eyes of investors.

It is also worth noting that 62% of CEOs view inflation as a long-term problem that is not merely a present-day problem. And while 51% of CEOs are prepared to respond to inflation with price increases, 22% believe that increased productivity and efficiency can mitigate the impact of inflation on their business.