ICP Intelligence February 2026: Managing Director
Role in Executive Leadership
What are the key technology and operational shifts for Managing Directors? Managing Directors are exhibiting significant shifts towards technology and operational advancements, with 'Technology' up +0.46 and 'Operations' up +0.42 over the last six months. Their top new priorities—putting AI at the heart of people development and making work better using technology—directly address critical pain points such as traditional barriers to coaching and the disconnection between training and in-the-moment needs. This population splits into two distinct groups: a dominant High-Technology / High-Operations cluster (59.4%) and a Low-Technology / Low-Operations cluster (40.6%). The sustained focus on Growth (4.81/5) and Stakeholder engagement (4.72/5), despite a 'Stakeholder' factor dip of -0.37, indicates a strategic push for tech-enabled operational efficiency to drive overall business expansion and impact.
AI-generated summary · February 11, 2026
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