Reskilling for

Sustainable Growth


Online | Friday 22 March 2024
12.00 – 13.00 GMT

Event


The shrinking workforce, AI-driven disruption and the need to apply a sustainability lens to every area of the organisation mean that the future workforce will look very different. Organisations need to develop reskilling strategies to identify and build future capabilities and ensure a sustainable workforce. Workforce planning, skill pathways and increasing the flow of talent around the organisation are all potential solutions to this challenge. This event will explore how HR can help organisations build future skills and harness technology to achieve this goal.

Learning Objectives

  • Consider how the shape of the workforce is likely to evolve, and the implications for your organisation.
  • Explore strategies, frameworks and tools which can support you in designing your organisation’s plans for reskilling.
  • Through case studies, learn about the reskilling strategies other organisations have adopted and what they have learned from their experiences that can be applied in your organisation.
  • Explore the latest technology and tools to support workforce planning and reskilling, and how they might be applied effectively.
  • Uncover the implications of reskilling for learning and development, workforce planning and job design.

Who is this event for?

  • HRDs
  • Learning & Development and Talent professionals with responsibility for workforce planning and talent management and those considering reskilling as an element of their people agenda.

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Speakers

Gillian Pillans

Research Director, Corporate Research Forum

Gillian has worked as a senior HR practitioner and OD specialist for several organisations including Swiss Re, Vodafone and BAA. Prior to her HR career, she was a management consultant with Deloitte Consulting and is also a qualified solicitor. Gillian has written various CRF reports on subjects including HR strategy, organisation design and development, leadership development, coaching and diversity.

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Matt Sigelman

President, Burning Glass Institute and Visiting Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School

Matt Sigelman is President of the Burning Glass Institute and a Visiting Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. Named by Forbes to its Future of Work 50, Matt has dedicated his career to unlocking new avenues for mobility, opportunity, and equity through skills. The Burning Glass Institute advances data-driven research and practice on the future of work and the future of learning. Previously, as CEO of KKR-backed Lightcast, Matt and his team invented the field of real-time labour market data, a breakthrough innovation that transformed the way employers, education institutions, policy makers, and workers understand, plan for, and connect with the world of work. By mining billions of job openings and career histories, Matt led the company to become the global authority on the market for talent. Prior to Lightcast, Matt worked at McKinsey & Company and at Capital One. He writes widely on the job market, has testified before Congress, and is consulted frequently by public officials and global media. Matt holds an AB from Princeton University and an MBA from Harvard and is a Member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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Amanda Nolen

Co-founder, NilesNolen

Amanda is recognised as a global expert in skills and learning strategy and technology. Through her boutique consultancy NilesNolen she helps companies like Google, HSBC and Novartis deliver business results by shifting to skills-based organisations, while advising startups and scale-ups on their own strategy, go-to-market, positioning and more. She is venture partner and LP at Emerge Education, faculty at IE University, a regular speaker at events such as WebSummit and Learning Technologies, and the author of a popular LinkedIn course on the Future of Workplace Learning.

Born in the United States but based in Spain for over two decades, Amanda is also 100% fluent in English and Spanish.

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