L.E.K. Consulting | Research

An overview of L.E.K. Consulting research in the UK:

Robust industrial strategy a £230 billion opportunity for economy The UK faces missing out on a £230 billion opportunity, if it cannot provide a more robust industrial strategy to funnel STEM graduates into work relevant to their expertise.
31 July 2023
Construction firms willing to pay sustainability premiums The massive inflation of the last 12 months has seen customers across multiple sectors re-evaluate their willingness to spend extra on sustainability criteria.
02 March 2023
Inflation forces US consumers to cut essential food spending Massive inflation rapidly outstripping wage growth is leading to a huge fall in living standards in many of the world’s leading economies.
13 January 2023
Heat in the boardroom over sustainability In the wake of record heatwaves this summer, the difference an extra degree-and-a-half could make to the global climate has been sharply illustrated.
26 July 2022
UK shoppers reach 'tipping point' over sustainable consumption Half of UK consumers would be willing to pay extra for sustainable produce from retailers, according to a new survey.
11 April 2022
L.E.K. looks into $8 billion psychedelic drug market potential In a new exploration, global strategy advisory L.E.K. Consulting has taken a look at a medical psychedelic drugs market being touted for its $8 billion potential within the next five-odd years.
06 May 2021
The social media follower base of the top ten strategy consulting firms Combined, the globe’s top ten strategy consulting firms hold an estimated 20% to 25% share of the globe’s $110+ billion strategy & operations consulting market, but with digital disruption at play, t
16 August 2018
The 10 most profitable airlines of the globe American Airlines have become the world’s most profitable airline according to new figures between 2012 and 2016.
23 June 2017
Millennials dump traditional media channels for sports viewing Millennials spend less time watching traditional television, which is is making it more difficult for established sport broadcasters to rely on them as regular viewers, a new study suggests.
16 May 2017

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