09/17/2026
The World Economic Forum’s 2025 Future of Jobs Report estimates that 39% of workers’ current skill sets will be transformed or become outdated by 2030.
That is a useful reminder for senior professionals: expertise remains valuable, but it cannot remain static.
Business priorities shift.
Technologies mature.
Functions evolve.
New leadership mandates emerge.
That makes market intelligence valuable for more than companies making hires.
It also matters to the people deciding what to build into their careers next.
Through our search conversations, we gain insight into how organizations are thinking about their future leadership needs, including the capabilities becoming harder to find, the responsibilities expanding in scope, and the combinations of technical and business expertise becoming more valuable.
We also see how companies are redefining roles and changing expectations around leadership, experience, and organizational impact.
For the senior professionals we work with, those signals provide useful context for career decisions.
Understanding how the market is evolving can help inform decisions about which experiences, business problems, and capabilities will strengthen their trajectory.
At the executive level, career strategy is not simply about predicting the next job title. It is about increasing your ability to lead through the problems organizations will increasingly need experienced leaders to solve.
If you’re thinking about your next leadership move, Premier can help you understand how your experience aligns with where the market is going.
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