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An Inside Job: Reskilling for a New Economy - [Session VivaTech] - Theme: undefined
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An Inside Job: Reskilling for a New Economy

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Stage One

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June 17

3:15 PM - 3:45 PM - CET

AI is accelerating changes that many labor markets were already struggling to absorb. Across sectors, companies face simultaneous talent shortages, rising pressure on productivity, and growing concerns around youth unemployment and workforce displacement. The result is a widening gap between the jobs economies need filled and the skills many workers actually have. For employers, this is becoming less a question of recruitment than reinvention. How do organizations retrain workers fast enough for roles that are evolving in real time? Which sectors are already feeling the greatest pressure? And as economies compete for growth amid demographic decline and technological disruption, can reskilling move fast enough to prevent parts of the workforce from being left behind?
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HR & EdTech & Future of Work

Speakers

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Becky Frankiewicz

President & Chief Strategy Officer
ManpowerGroup
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Karen Tso

Co-Anchor Squawk Box Europe
CNBC
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Saadia Zahidi

Managing Director and Member of the Managing Board
World Economic Forum