He Influence 100 Change Makers Ranking carried out by the consultant HORSE I recognized KPMG Argentina as the first consulting firm in the country, fifth among the 100 most influential companies in Argentina. His president and CEO, Nstor Garcíaled the speaking opportunities category, ranking 18th among the most influential CEOs in the country.
“It is a recognition of the great work we have been doing as a team at all levels of the firm that allows us to have high public exposure and recognition among the different social actors,” says García.
HORSE carries out a quantitative study every year in which it evaluates companies and executives based on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence through the analysis of more than 5 million data that allows evaluating the performance of the main companies and leaders in the business world. .
These millions of data are collected daily from digital media, social networks, events and forums, business chambers, government agencies and NGOs from more than 20 countries including Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Central America & Caribbean, Colombia, Ecuador, Spain, United States, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
The universe used for this latest edition of the ranking was represented as follows:
- 4,914,700 newspaper articles
- 2,802 presentations at events
- 1,755 sponsorships and sponsorships
- 3,114 institutional roles of executives
- 5,303 sponsored content
- 180 events in 90 chambers and associations
- 1,000 executive profiles on Twitter and LinkedIn
- 100 thousand interactions in RRSS
It’s been five years since HORSE The ranking has been carried out taking as a reference the existence of a global paradigm shift that now focuses on companies and executives beyond the financial results of the organization, constituting a new model of responsible, transparent and sustainable leadership.
The consulting firm considers that CEOs are understanding that the sustainable success of their companies essentially depends on their ability to embrace social and environmental challenges based on innovation, sustainability, diversity, talent and balance between work and personal life. In this scenario, Big Data and AI are crucial allies that allow the performance of leaders to be analyzed in each of these axes.
“Today, CEOs must engage in the right conversations and engage with society’s demands. We are no longer in the era of distant and stuffy CEOs. They are now asked to be more human, empathetic and connected to everyday reality. This Evolution is not a passing fad; it is a prevailing need in this constantly changing world. At HORSE we are believers in this evolution and this ranking is a recognition of companies and CEOs who are not afraid of change, who lead with authenticity and who are. marking a new era in business management,” says Juan Pablo Daniello, founding partner of HORSE.
According to the ranking, the most influential sector continues to be the automotive industry, which repeats its first place and consolidates itself as the most relevant sector, surpassing energy and technology. It also points out that the gender gap remains, although in previous years women consistently gained space, in this edition only 25 manage to enter the 100, one less than in 2023. And Networking is the dimension where they register the best performance.
