DATE: Thursday, April 16

LOCATION: The Conrad Hotel, Washington, DC

DOORS OPEN: 8:30 AM

PROGRAMMING: 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

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Workforces around the world are bracing for profound transformation as AI, automation, and demographic change reshape labor markets. Some roles will disappear, others will expand, and many will evolve into forms that look entirely different from today.

Preparing workers for this shift requires large-scale reskilling, new pathways for lifelong learning, and organizational structures that adapt more quickly to changing needs.

Businesses must rethink talent development, job design, and productivity models while maintaining morale and continuity; and policymakers will also play a critical role in smoothing transitions and safeguarding opportunity. The future of work will be defined by the institutions that equip people not only to adjust, but to thrive.

Speakers

David Burritt
David Burritt
President & CEO at United States Steel Corporation
Thasunda Brown Duckett
Thasunda Brown Duckett
President & CEO at TIAA
Diane Hoskins
Diane Hoskins
Global Co-Chair at Gensler
Steve Nelson
Steve Nelson
Executive Vice President & President at Aetna
John Santora
John Santora
CEO at WeWork
Deanna Strable
Deanna Strable
Chair, President, & CEO at Principal Financial Group
Laura Ullrich
Laura Ullrich
Director Of Economic Research In North America at Indeed Hiring Lab
Tim Walsh
Tim Walsh
Chair & CEO at KPMG LLP
Mark Warner
Mark Warner
Senator at D-Va.