What will the world look like after the pandemic? The answer is, in part, up to leaders in business and government around the world. Even as they attend to the immediate challenges of leading through the crisis, they have the opportunity to do more than react to disruptive change. They can shape our new reality.
In the global battle against the novel coronavirus, the world is at a delicate transition point. Although the fight is far from over, extraordinary efforts have allowed many countries to flatten the curve of new cases and enabled others to reduce the number to nearly zero.
Our 2020 reading list has been greatly influenced by the personal implications of the unfolding global COVID-19 pandemic and profound unrest. While our reviewers are a diverse group of BCGers, you can see this undercurrent reflected in almost every suggestion:
Le startup 'rosa' hanno meno sostegno ma generano più entrate
"È deludente, ma non sorprendente, che il venture capital punti più sugli uomini che sulle donne. Il gender gap che persiste sia quando si parla di percorsi di carriera che quando si guarda alle retribuzioni, si ritrova nell'imprenditoria. Le startup di proprietà femminile ricevono solo una piccola parte del totale dei finanziamenti in capitale di rischio. Ma sono più efficaci nel trasformare un dollaro di finanziamento in un dollaro di reddito: generano rendimenti migliori e sono, in ultima analisi, una scommessa migliore". Così Laura Alice Villani commenta la ricerca di BCG "Why Women-Owned Startups Are a Better Bet".
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