What happens when people take greater control of their health? Wearables, AI and connected technologies are giving individuals more information and agency than ever before. For businesses, this shift raises an important question: are you prepared for the future of consumer health? In the latest episode of Take on Tomorrow, Dorothy Kilroy, Chief Commercial Officer at Oura, and PwC's Global Health Industries Leader, Anthony Bruce, explore how emerging technologies are reshaping healthcare and what it means for organisations. Listen now: pwc.to/4xKeDKB #TakeOnTomorrow

The best tech is only as powerful as the people and partners behind it. That's why we've built an ecosystem of strategic alliances—not just to keep pace with innovation, but to accelerate it. By combining their capabilities with our deep industry expertise and human insight, we help organisations turn bold ideas into real results. pwc.to/3UjV1z4 #SoYouCan

Nearly 80% of Gen Z use health technology at least monthly. People increasingly expect continuous, personalised support – not healthcare that starts only when treatment is needed. Yet rising costs, access challenges and fragmented systems are making that harder to deliver. Our Global Health Report explores how health systems can become more affordable, accessible and centred on continuous well-being. Read the full findings: pwc.to/42EtXv8 #FutureOfHealth

CEO confidence is growing: 51% of leaders are now confident about their company’s revenue growth over the next three years, up from 46% in late 2025. AI is also emerging as a key driver of resilience and value creation, with 39% of CEOs reporting positive business impacts and 38% using AI to identify new opportunities. Explore our August 2026 #CEOSurvey Snapshot here: pwc.to/CEOMY26 #AI #Leadership

The race for #AI leadership will be won by the ability to deliver infrastructure at scale. As demand for compute surges, power availability is reshaping where and how capacity can be built, making scalability, sustainability and long-term performance increasingly important. Hear from infrastructure leaders across our network as they discuss why this is no longer simply a data centre story, but an #AIInfrastructure story. Learn more about Data Centres: bit.ly/4gkF1oQ

Where we live is becoming a bigger part of the health conversation. Our Healthy Living research found that 44% of people would prioritise funding for healthy living environments, compared with 21% for green and energy-efficient housing. As healthcare systems come under growing pressure, the focus is shifting towards prevention and wellbeing. Read the full research: pwc.to/3PXWpFo #HealthyLiving #FutureOfCare

AI is no longer just changing how companies prepare reports. It's changing how those reports are read. Investors, regulators, rating agencies and other stakeholders are already using AI to analyse disclosures, compare companies and inform decisions at scale. But AI doesn't read like a human. It extracts signals from structure, terminology and explicit connections, and may miss nuance, context or caveats. Find out more about what happens when #AI becomes a reader of corporate reporting and how companies can start building reporting practices that are clearer, more consistent and more resilient to machine interpretation: pwc.to/AI-Reader

Health decisions are no longer occasional, they happen throughout the day. Our #VoiceOfTheConsumer 2026 highlights a shift to continuous, consumer-led health, enabled by real-time tracking across sleep, stress and energy. Is your organisation part of that journey? Learn more: pwc.to/4owoxwk #Healthcare

Consumers are reshaping healthcare. 70% use health tech monthly. Nearly 80% of Gen Z trust non-traditional providers. Yet only 26% find it very easy to access records across providers. Explore the trends driving change: pwc.to/42EtXv8 #FutureOfHealth

Our 29th Global #CEOSurvey reveals that over four in ten CEOs are already competing in new sectors, and 44% of those planning major acquisitions are looking beyond their industry. Reinvention isn’t a buzzword—it’s a proven path to higher margins and confidence. pwc.com/ceosurvey

As AI adoption accelerates, #trust is emerging as a key competitive edge. Discover how organisations can embed trust in their #AI strategies through governance, transparency, ethical use and measurable outcomes: pwc.to/3KQeqmX

🌍 At a time when business faces deep uncertainty, our 29th Global CEO Survey shows leaders worldwide are balancing short-term pressures with long-term reinvention — navigating geopolitical shifts, rapid tech change and evolving talent landscapes. In his article for @WEF's Annual Meeting, our Global Chairman Mohamed Kande reflects on what CEOs are saying — and need to know in 2026, including why volatility is the new baseline, how AI and digital ecosystems are reshaping competitiveness, and why adaptive leadership matters now more than ever. weforum.org/stories/2026/01/… #CEOSurvey #Davos #WEF26

🗣️ We’re proud to launch our 29th Global CEO Survey, looking at how 4,454 chief executives across 95 countries and territories are meeting the most pressing challenges. This year’s survey highlights how leaders are reinventing their companies with technology, pursuing growth in new sectors and continuing to invest in AI, even when returns are still emerging. 📽️ Our Global Chairman Mohamed Kande reveals some of the key takeaways of this year’s findings that will help organisations focus on the reinvention needed to shape what comes next. 🔎 Explore the survey in full here: pwc.to/4s23jIc #CEOSurvey

Across industries, leading companies create new opportunities by reinventing their business models and tapping into new domains of #growth. One sector is now facilitating much of that convergence: business services. Explore more: pwc.to/4b96O9A #TheLeadershipAgenda