Join BCG AI conversational agent GENE and editor in chief Paul Michelman as they discuss the ideas that GENE has identified as the BCG insights most relevant for CEOs this month. In May, GENE wants to make sure you are up to speed on the value of transforming before performance stalls, an unexpected opportunity to realign your organization around purpose, and the critical intersection of AI and water management—and what you can do about it.



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After you listen, dive deep into the details in these bcg.com publications:

• Consumers Know More About AI Than Business Leaders Think (https://on.bcg.com/3WvC6QY)
• Five Truths (and One Lie) About Corporate Transformation (https://on.bcg.com/3JOOJPx)

• The Purpose-Driven Digital Transformation (https://on.bcg.com/44NwrrH)

• How to Manage AI’s Thirst for Water (https://on.bcg.com/4bmKmrb).

Hear more of GENE (and Paul) in Imagine This… at https://lnk.to/imagine-this-general-show14, BCG’s future-focused podcast series.

And you'll find even more of BCG's informative insights and experts at The So What from BCG podcast at https://lnk.to/so-what-general-show14.

While you await the launch of CEO Digest in a few weeks, please check out BCG's conversational AI agent, GENE, in the first episode of our current podcast, Imagine This... here--and then listen to the rest of the episodes at https://lnk.to/imagine-this-general-show14.

In each episode of Imagine This..., Paul Michelman and his AI co-host GENE delve into disruptive scenarios that could define the coming decades. BCG experts join the conversation, probing the possibilities and implications for leaders. Human and machine work together to explore the very real actions CEOs could take today to prepare.

In the first episode dropped into this feed, BCG’s Mickey McManus envisions a future where top leaders share the corner office with AI—blending the logical with human intuition. Mickey, a BCG senior advisor and a pioneer in human-centered design, considers how a company like this would function. Hint: he recommends an approach much like jazz improvisation.

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