Eventos
Webinar, 16/02/2021
Member Seminars
Webinar | Skills: the new currency - Upskilling & Reskilling for the future
Descripción del evento
Why is Upskilling & Reskilling relevant for your organization? What does it mean? And how you can implement it without spending a huge amount of money?
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2020 states that 43% of the businesses surveyed are set to reduce their workforce, and 34% plan to expand their workforce due to technology integration.
The future of work has already arrived in many industries, making the skills gap in the world´s 3 billion-strong workforce one of the most urgent challenges for governments, businesses and workers alike.
(Originally published on The World Economic Forum - https://www.weforum.org/)
In this webinar we will discuss Upskilling & Reskilling with the aim of bringing to the “present” demands of the markets the importance of shifting the mindset around the concept.
How important is for the companies and its people to keep a “learning” mindset with regards to skills? And how our current skillset may be applied in other areas of work and life?
Where do organizations have to start in order to find the best recipe on how to apply this holistic view in their organizations? Do you need a plan and how to structure it?
We will be sharing best practices in companies that have a view of the future and its work force in collective growth with genuine interest in forming people not only as members of an organization but also as individuals with an active role in society.
Speakers:
- Michelle Davies, VP People - Wefarm
- Aisha Raheem-Bolarinwa, Executive Director & Co-Founder - Farmz2U
- Susana Rodríguez, Executive Director - Savills Aguirre Newman | Presenter of the event
- Eva Prada, Director - British Chamber of Commerce in Spain | Moderator of the event
- Carla Cabrera, International Leader - Claire Joster
¿Quieres asistir a este evento?
La aportación de la British Chamber a Iberdrola se basa en el fomento de las actividades económicas y empresariales entre ambos países a través de las actividades de la Cámara tales como comités, conferencias, encuentros, etc. Una definición de la Cámara de Comercio Británica en España sería: poder, influencia, networking, notoriedad y facilitador de negocios.
La British Chamber nos permite estar más cerca del ecosistema empresarial, de manera que podemos ver cuáles son las tendencias del mercado y cuáles son sus necesidades tanto en Reino Unido como en España. También es un gran punto de encuentro con clientes y colegas de otros despachos, por lo que se genera un networking realmente útil y efectivo.
