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Discussion six | COVID-19: What now. What next.

Series overview

Interactive conversations in KPMG LLP's series What now. What next.

Let’s talk. As the world heads into uncharted territory, business leaders are navigating the impacts of COVID-19. Now is the time to discuss the new reality.

With an agenda shaped by your input, we're meeting often to address the business-critical challenges brought on by this pandemic. KPMG is actively connecting with the market to share leading perspectives from hundreds of clients around the world. Join us for this series as we talk through the most pressing issues and solutions we’ve heard from executives, governments and other regulators.

The topic for discussion on May 6 built upon our discussion on April 29.

Restarting America: Charting a path to recovery by company and sector

An "alphabet soup" of recovery patterns are emerging, influenced by many factors, including the speed at which demand will recover and the degree of change to an industry’s underlying economics. With so much uncertainty, it can be difficult to predict the right moves.

In this interactive webcast discussion, we shared a framework to help you evaluate how your company and industry will emerge from COVID-19—and strategies to help you eventually thrive. We brought these ideas to life with a deeper dive into two representative industries that touch us all, Consumer & Retail and Industrial Manufacturing.

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Webcast summary: May 6, 2020 KPMG What now. What next.
Key takeaways from our panel discussion on Restarting America: Charting a path to recovery by company and sector

Panelists for the May 6 discussion

Mark Schmeling

Mark Schmeling

National Sector Leader, Consumer & Retail, KPMG US

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Donna Meshaka

Donna Meshaka

Advisory Managing Director, Alliances, KPMG US

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Kevin Bolen

Kevin Bolen

Principal, Strategic Planning and Investments, KPMG US

Douglas Olander

Douglas Olander

Advisory Managing Director, Strategy, KPMG US

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Barry Brunsman

Barry Brunsman

Principal, CIO Advisory, KPMG US

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