Fireside Chat, Interview, Conference Presentation
Horacio Rozanski, President and CEO of Booz Allen Hamilton
- The company intends to double down on innovation over the next decade, with technological accelerations expected to continue at an exponential speed, where each year of the decade moves faster than the last.
- Cybersecurity strategies are forecast to shift toward a zero trust framework, driven by the necessity of securing an expanding ecosystem of connected devices including vehicles, satellites, wearables, and IoT sensors.
- Booz Allen anticipates holding one of the largest, potentially the largest, AI footprints supporting the government and maintaining a leadership position in high-end, complex cybersecurity elements while addressing changes in communication related to 5G.
- The organization expects to accelerate innovation and mission comprehension to increase speed, while prioritizing national investments and aligning client missions with clear national priorities.
- Climate change is predicted to be increasingly viewed as a national security priority, with associated challenges such as migration and refugee movements expected to continue and increase, necessitating sustainable innovation solutions.
- Goldman Sachs has committed to achieving its sustainable finance architecture targets by 2030.
- The company acknowledges a need to step up efforts on equity, anticipating that while complete equity may not be achievable during the current tenure, even incremental progress will constitute a successful outcome.
- Leadership expects to prioritize paying forward opportunities to the 27,000 employees and creating chances for the broadest possible range of people.