Chief growth officer: How to manage digital transformation, disruption, and growth

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Just as scientists learn from the natural world, we can take inspiration from studying how organisms thrive despite the continuously changing environment they operate in. Ismail Amla, Chief Growth Officer at Capita. explores the concept of 'flow' and the potential application to the business world as companies tackle the myriad of existential challenges facing them.

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Chief growth officer: How to manage digital transformation, disruption, and growth
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