Talent in the Cloud: the Future is Open

Talent in the Cloud: the Future is Open

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Radical Connection in the AI Workplace

Dr. Rosalind Cohen, founder of Social Strategies on the integration of AI in HR to enhance belonging and inclusion. The author of The Engagement Dilemma: how to create a culture of belonging, she argues that AI's potential to automate administrative tasks frees HR to focus on cul ...  Show more

Optimism, Self-Belief, Confidence and the Next Gen CEO

Mike Soutar, media entrepreneur and advisor to Lord Sugar on The Apprentice on the key findings from his new book, Next Gen CEO. The co-founder of Shortlist Media and start up mentor predicts that the next generation of leaders need to be humble enough to recognize that in the AI ...  Show more

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