New Zealand CEOs Express Optimism Despite AI Concerns
PwC's annual CEO survey (30 Sep–10 Nov) found 58% of New Zealand chief executives expect improving economic growth in the coming year, with 37% very or extremely confident about their company's revenue this year and 54% over the next three years. The biggest concern is falling behind on AI developments, while cyber security and climate resilience remain weak, based on 103 New Zealand respondents.
Key Points
- 1Report finds 58% of NZ CEOs expect improving economic growth next year.
- 2Majority cite AI skill and technology gaps as primary concern despite claimed readiness.
- 3Practitioners should prioritise AI upskilling, infrastructure and cyber and climate resilience measures now.
Scoring Rationale
Official PwC survey yields strong credibility and national relevance, limited by shallow detail on AI implementation outcomes.
Sources
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