The conversation around the Future of Work covers, amongst other topics - AI, robotics, automation, flexible or remote working and skills.

The latter however, skills, is often overlooked when it comes to innovation. But with research showing training and development to be the No.1 desired employee benefit, a complete look at the Future of Work requires a much sharper focus on how we develop people.

We have created a platform to talk about people development in the future of work. How do we engage and get the best from our people? Who leads it? And how can we offer the best opportunities for our people to learn and grow in an ever changing technological and economic landscape?

Join us to consider these questions and hear how three industry leaders are developing talent.

Speaker - Sophie Theen, Head of HR & Talent at 11:FS will share stories about 11:FS’s development programme to enable honest career conservations and why is it critical to retaining their talent.

Speaker - Hessie Coleman, Head of People Operations at Starling Bank is joining us to talk about ‘Passport to Starling’, a first-of-its-kind rotational flexible development programme supporting Starling's Customer Service team to grow their skills and careers within CS and across the business.

Speaker - Richard MacKinnon, Managing Director of WorkLifePsych joins us to talk about the Psychology behind helping people deal with uncertainty, ambiguity, setbacks and the inevitable challenges of a changing workplace landscape.

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Open to anyone interested in People Development and the Future of Work.

Hosted by WiseAmigo.

Event disclaimer: as this is a free event, ticket allocation will be capped but can exceed venue occupancy. We don’t expect this to be a problem but please be aware that Campus London operates a strict capacity policy and reserves the right to refuse entry to ticket holders once maximum capacity has been reached. WiseAmigo can therefore not guarantee entry and advises all attendees to arrive just before the event start time to avoid disappointment.