BDO Canada et Environics Research ont sondé les hauts dirigeants du secteur de la fabrication et de la distribution pour comprendre comment ils adaptent leur leadership face aux évolutions des enjeux économiques, technologiques et réglementaires.
BDO Canada and Environics Research partnered on a national study, launched in February 2025, to explore how senior executives in key manufacturing and distribution sectors are adapting to shifting economic, regulatory, and technological pressures.
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