Leadership Futures: Advancing into Industry 5.0
Unlocking the potential for enhanced ethics, sustainability and human-centricity
Welcome to Industry 5.0
Industry 5.0 is revolutionising work and leadership, driving organisations to radically rethink their strategies or risk obsolescence. This report, the first in a series of four, explores how leaders can adapt to this human-centric, sustainable era by leveraging human-machine collaboration, engaging Gen Z talent and driving social responsibility.
Drawing on expert academic insights, the report introduces key themes for positive change in Industry 5.0. It examines the crucial role of future-fit leadership in creating a more responsible, sustainable and human-centric work landscape.
Report contents:
- The Dawn of Industry 5.0
- Influential Macro Trends
- Generational Flux
- Catalyst for Change
- Leadership Futures
- Strategic Opportunities
Coming soon ...
Our upcoming Leadership Futures reports will take a deeper dive into how People, Purpose and Technology are changing the way we do business:
- Building a People-First Future: Navigate demographic changes, meet evolving workforce expectations and promote human flourishing.
- Harnessing Technology for Human Progress: Use AI to enhance workforce potential while managing risks and staying ahead of disruption.
- Purpose in Practice: Transforming Business for Sustainable Success: Build a values-driven culture and balance profit with positive impact.
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Webinar recording: Leading Gen Z in the Industry 5.0 era
Professor David Pendleton and Dr. Naeema Pasha explore how to lead Gen Z in the fast-changing world of Industry 5.0. Discover what drives this generation and gain tips on how to build trust, balance people needs with business goals, and create a workplace where everyone can thrive.
We would like to thank the following research centres at Henley Business School for their contributions to this report:
Corporate Development at Henley Business School
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