Past events

At the same time as the climate crisis threatens, the rapid acceleration of technology means 30 per cent of jobs are due to disappear by the mid 2030s.

Join policymakers, senior business leaders and labour market experts to assess the megatrends transforming the nature of work, with a focus on skills, adaptability and resilience.

As Asia-Pacific emerges from COVID-19, experts consider how policymakers can harness technology for inclusive economic growth.

At this event, speakers discuss the informal economy in Zimbabwe, including the impact of COVID-19 on the sector and how to improve exchanges between formal and informal sectors

What does the future of the board and corporate governance look like?

Designers, policymakers and thinkers discuss how radical design thinking can provide positive answers and innovative solutions to shape the future.

Panelists discuss the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on the world of work, focusing on the driving factors behind the unequal distribution of impact and potential long-term effects on the post-COVID labour force. 

Experts discuss trends impacting the region, including deglobalization, the impact of technology and automation on jobs, growing inequality, environmental degradation and stalling social mobility.

Hear from designers and policymakers on how radical design thinking can deliver transformative ideas to build a more environmentally sustainable world through our landscapes and localities.

What are Latin America’s post-COVID-19 economic recovery plans in light of rising debt levels in the region?

How can design thinking create work that is more people-centred, and what new systems, organizations or business models could emerge?

Productivity, growth and adapting to the new skills economy.