Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker says the hardest part of leading through a transformation is not always choosing the direction — it is choosing the speed.
When Covid hit, Hasker says Thomson Reuters considered whether to slow its shift toward becoming a technology company. But after speaking with customers, he says the company decided pausing would leave it “three laps to the track behind.”
Watch the full episode of “Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick” wherever you get your podcasts.
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Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker says the hardest part of leading through a transformation is not always choosing the direction — it is choosing the speed.
When Covid hit, Hasker says Thomson Reuters considered whether to slow its shift toward becoming a technology company. But after speaking with customers, he says the company decided pausing would leave it “three laps to the track behind.”
Watch the full episode of “Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick” wherever you get your podcasts.
#CNBC #CNBCPodcast #ExecutiveDecisions
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