Mike Sutcliff is group chief executive of Accenture Digital. Accenture Digital integrates a wide range of digital technologies and operating models to help clients change the way the world lives and works.
Mike focuses on leveraging the full breadth and scale of Accenture Digital capabilities in mobility, analytics, social, digital marketing, cloud, and smart objects to help clients create better customer experiences, generate new sources of revenue, and implement new operating models. He oversees a global team that provides a portfolio of business and technology services which target specific new value propositions in more than 40 industries. He is also a member of Accenture’s global management committee.
Prior to assuming his current role, Mike was senior managing director of Accenture’s financial services business in North America, with broad responsibility for the group’s strategy, client relationships, and financial performance. He has also been responsible for managing the new businesses organization within Accenture, tasked with developing new operating companies that expand the boundaries of our business service clients. Between 2000 and 2005, he led Accenture’s global finance and performance management service line.
Mike joined Accenture in 1987 and was named a partner in 1999. He holds Bachelor’s degree in electrical/computer engineering and a Master of Science degree in business from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Change Is a Corporate Asset
Session Description: An epidemic of “creative destruction” sparked by innovators and entrepreneurs is forcing corporate leaders and even the most eminent companies to be both visionary and courageous. Can corporate management change fast enough to meet new-age customer and stakeholder demands
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Techonomy 15
Technology as scapegoat has driven fears since at least the industrial revolution. That is as true as ever today, with fears of privacy intrusion, our devices inducing inattention, withdrawal from human contact into screens, job-killing robots, and innumerable business models being destroyed.
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Techonomy 14
This year Techonomy moves to the beautiful Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay, November 9-11, on the cliffs south of San Francisco, near Silicon Valley.
