as pwc, we have been a partner 14 years. the reason is the importance of the country's in the global economy that represented in this room and to your point, let's go back a year. the countsry here, the economy was thought of positive globally and very positive locally. the ceo community had confidence what is going on and here we are a year later and you have a concern about the slowing of the global economy, but yet the representatives and ceo here in these countries are still very positive about the economy and opportunities in their region. that is important. having said that, they can't have a sense of complacency and let's talk about supply chain in that regard. what happened over the last few years is organizations have worried about the concentration risk in supply chains, the resiliency of supply chains and aspects like that. many governments are try toog insure more on-shoring as well from a policy perspective about the ceo community continued to focus on four major themes. are the economics right? do i have the re

as pwc, we have been a partner 14 years. the reason is the importance of the country's in the global economy that represented in this room and to your point, let's go back a year. the countsry here, the economy was thought of positive globally and very positive locally. the ceo community had confidence what is going on and here we are a year later and you have a concern about the slowing of the global economy, but yet the representatives and ceo here in these countries are still very positive about the economy and opportunities in their region. that is important. having said that, they can't have a sense of complacency and let's talk about supply chain in that regard. what happened over the last few years is organizations have worried about the concentration risk in supply chains, the resiliency of supply chains and aspects like that. many governments are try toog insure more on-shoring as well from a policy perspective about the ceo community continued to focus on four major themes. are the economics right? do i have the re

as pwc, we have been a partner 14 years. the reason is the importance of the country's in the global economy that represented in this room and to your point, let's go back a year. the countsry here, the economy was thought of positive globally and very positive locally. the ceo community had confidence what is going on and here we are a year later and you have a concern about the slowing of the global economy, but yet the representatives and ceo here in these countries are still very positive about the economy and opportunities in their region. that is important. having said that, they can't have a sense of complacency and let's talk about supply chain in that regard. what happened over the last few years is organizations have worried about the concentration risk in supply chains, the resiliency of supply chains and aspects like that. many governments are try toog insure more on-shoring as well from a policy perspective about the ceo community continued to focus on four major themes. are the economics right? do i have the re

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