Reconfiguring an organisation’s DNA proved to be a hot topic of debate among attendees at Criticaleye’s 2016 CEO Retreat, in association with Accenture and Warren Partners.
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Arabel Bailey, MD, Digital Lead, UK&I, Accenture
Matthew Blagg, CEO, Criticaleye
Ian Cheshire, Chairman, Debenhams
Katy Goch, Head of Group Strategy, Home Retail Group
Steve Holliday, Ex-CEO, National Grid
Stephen Ingledew, MD, Customer and Marketing, Standard Life
Andrew Tallents, Director, Warren Partners
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