COVID-19 Implications for business

In this webinar presented on Friday, March 20, 2020, an expert panel from McKinsey & Company discussed the evolving situation and the impact to operations, especially on supply chains. They covered ways to take immediate action to protect operations and make selective investments to enhance supply-chain resilience.

Posted on 03/24/2020 by Austin Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber is proud to partner with member McKinsey & Company, who continue to be thought leaders during this difficult time by sharing their insights on how organizations can respond, and what happens next.

During the webinar, the team discussed the COVID19: Implications for business executive briefing, which they will update online as more information unfolds.

  • McKinsey COVID-19 resources

    This site includes briefings for CIOs, supply chain leaders, food retailers, private equity, and much more

    Learn more
  • Implications for business

    This article is intended to provide business leaders with a perspective on the evolving situation and implications for their companies.

    Learn more
Moderated by

Chris Gagnon
Senior Partner, leads McKinsey's Organization Practice globally and is head of OrgSolutions group

Panel

Kurt Chauviere
Partner in McKinsey & Company's Transformation and Restructuring practice

Roman Belotserkovskiy
Partner, leads McKinsey's procurement and supply-management work within the Electric Power & Natural Gas practice

Ed Barriball
Partner, leads manufacturing, supply chain, and logistics for the Public Sector Practice in North America

For questions, please feel free to reach out to Steven P. Smith at Steven_Smith@mckinsey.com.

  • COVID-19 business impact survey

    We are dedicated to supporting our business community during this uncertain time. Please take a moment to let us know how your business is being impacted to help us best prioritize our efforts.

    Take the 3-minute survey

Related Categories: Events