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LIZZIE O’LEARY: The next decade will be crucial. As megatrends like climate change, tech disruption, and demographic shifts gain pace, the way businesses operate is transforming.

INDIA HARDY: To be more competitive, you actually need to be more collaborative. This isn’t about whoever has the fastest horse is going to win. It’s about co-creating new opportunities and new combinations that weren’t there yesterday.

FEMI OKE: We’re seeing new ways of working emerge, new industry leaders announce themselves, and unexpected partnerships take shape—all centered around our fundamental human needs.

JEROEN VAN HOOF: With all this change happening, it’s very important to look outside the borders of the existing sectors, and this is the time. If you don’t do it now, others will do it for you. 

LIZZIE: There’s immense value to be found in the transition—for businesses and for society. But in order to thrive in a decade of change, organizations will have to start reinventing themselves now. 

FEMI: This is Take on Tomorrow, the podcast from PwC that tackles some of the biggest challenges facing the world—bringing together experts from around the globe to help us understand the role business can and should play in solving them.

LIZZIE: And we’re excited to announce our special new series, where we’ll look at different human needs: how we move, how we make and build things, how we feed and care for ourselves, and how we power society—and the way governments, capital, and technology will enable this industry reconfiguration.

FEMI: We’ll meet the innovators forging the future. And we’ll talk to global experts leading the conversations—to understand how we can apply business ideas to meet human needs and solve global challenges in the decade ahead. 

LIZZIE: You won’t want to miss it. Search for Take on Tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts.

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