Greg Dickinson

Background

About Greg Dickinson

I have spent 27 years with Deloitte in a variety of client service, thought leadership, and innovation roles. • My passion is helping people and organizations focus on what matters most and helping them get moving around those things. To that end, I have spent most of my career helping clients and colleagues clarify their priorities, make informed decisions, and implement practical solutions. • As part of Deloitte's Global Sustainability & Climate team, I help clients understand and address the economic, social, and environmental impacts of business decisions activity - and the resulting opportunities and risks for their organizations. Part of this effort involves improving value-based management practices to better account for sustainable value creation across companies' broader set of stakeholders. • As part of Deloitte's CFO Program team, I led the design, development and operations of the firm’s quarterly CFO Signals™ survey – referred to as Alan Murray at Fortune as ".the best and most reliable CFO survey around." Since 2010, this survey-based forum has helped top CFOs exchange perceptions, ideas and best practices around their business environments, organizations, and careers. • As a co-founder of Deloitte's Value Initiative, I led the design, deployment, and application of Deloitte’s well-known Enterprise Value Map™, a practical shareholder value framework designed to help clients focus on the parts of their businesses that matter most. Variants of these maps have been used by hundreds of companies, non-profits, business schools, and other organizations to teach concepts, start discussions, and make important decisions. • My teams' analysis and commentary have been featured in/on: The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, CNBC, CFO Magazine, NPR, Fortune, Forbes, Bloomberg, Deloitte Review, Deloitte.com, and a variety of industry/regional media channels. I have been a guest speaker and presenter for MBA programs including Berkeley/Haas, Virginia/Darden, and Duke/Fuqua.