VISION by Protiviti

In this VISION by Protiviti podcast, Joe Kornik sits down with Erica Sosna, founder of Career Matters, a boutique firm that empowers employees to own their career and employers to create an environment for workers to flourish over the next decade. “I think it’s a very exciting time to redesign for what is the ultimate environment for high performance for the work that we do now, the folks that we have and for the things that they want. And will there, as a result, be migration and change? Sure." Erica also designs leadership programs and career development for CEOs of top global companies such as Amazon, Capital One, HSBC and Mastercard. “The career equation says this: Everyone wants to work in an area of strength. We all want to play to our skills and our strengths. What drives fulfillment is more opportunities to do what I do best.”

You can visit Erica’s LinkedIn page here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericasosna/

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“This is an opportunity for executives to reshape and redesign their business," says Nigel Jeremy, author, speaker and HR expert. “My sense is that we will see a typical role by 2030 having two to three days in the office and two to three days at home, or in fact anywhere. I think we're on that journey and by 2030, it will be seen as very arcane to think you have to be in the office four or five days a week.”

On this edition of the VISION by Protiviti podcast, we chat with Nigel Jeremy, former Chief Learning Officer of British Airways, about the multi-generational reality of the future of work and what leaders can do about it, a potential looming talent shortage, and the skills and capabilities that will be in high demand in 2030 and beyond.

You can visit Nigel’s LinkedIn page here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nigeljeremy/.

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“With all the pace of change the last two years, I sometimes feel like I’m on a different planet,” says Peter Richardson, Architect for the Future of Work, Protiviti. “When we’ve put ourselves to the test as we have had to do over the past two years, businesses have been pretty good and very able at coming up with better ways of doing things and doing them quickly.”

On this edition of the VISION by Protiviti podcast, we chat with Peter Richardson, who leads Protiviti’s focus on the future of work globally. In this role, he emphasizes rebuilding the operating model and future of work engine by empowering teams, equipping them to contribute fully in a hybrid environment as well as a developing and underpinning culture. Peter and Joe Kornik, Editor-in-Chief for VISION by Protiviti, discuss the future of work for knowledge workers as it relates to collaboration, culture and the office of the future.

You can contact Peter at [email protected], or visit his LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterrichardsonprotiviti/.

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Are you ready for mining in space, space tourism, hotels and moon communities, and ultimately … smart cities in outer space? Sounds like science fiction, right? Well, it’s not as far off as you might think—it might blast off maybe even before this decade’s end. On this edition of the VISION by Protiviti podcast, we’re joined by Anthea Foyer, Sector Development Officer with the City of Toronto, who has been following this race to space closely and has written several articles about “Space Cities on Mars.” Anthea discusses The Artemis Accord, how we’ll govern in space, how mining asteroids could create Earth’s first trillionaires, and plenty of other out-of-this-world topics. (Sorry, we couldn’t resist.)

Interested in learning more? You can read Anthea’s recent article, “Think tank: City life on Mars? Creating human-centred communities in space and beyond,” here: www.smartcitiesworld.net/opinions/opinions/think-tank-city-life-on-mars-creating-human-centred-communities-in-space-and-beyond.

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On this edition of the VISION by Protiviti podcast, we talk about worst-case scenarios and best-case scenarios when it comes to cybersecurity, privacy and the connected city. What exactly are we in for when the Internet of Things takes over our cities’ traffic, power grid and other infrastructure on a mass scale? Can the enormous possibilities outweigh the risks? Two Protiviti experts—Scott Laliberte, Global Leader of Protiviti’s Emerging Technology Group, and Krissy Safi, Managing Director and Global Practice Lead for Attack & Penetration Testing at Protiviti, join us to analyze some possible scenarios and the important questions companies will need to address to avoid the worst of them.

Contact Scott at [email protected].

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For more information about Protiviti's cybersecurity solutions, visit protiviti.com/cybersecurity.

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Greg Lindsay is a senior fellow at NewCities and Director of Strategy for CoMotion LA — an annual mobility festival in Los Angeles — as well as a visiting scholar at New York University’s Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management. Greg is a futurist, urbanist, author, journalist and all-around expert in how cities of tomorrow will look, feel and function. During this Q&A, Greg talks about the remote work revolution, self-driving cars and instant cities being created by visionaries, among other things. And what should keep executives up at night? Climate and location, location, location.

For more information on NewCities, visit newcities.org.

For more information on CoMotion LA, visit comotionla.com.

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On this edition of the VISION by Protiviti podcast, Marc Morial, President and CEO of the National Urban League, offers his insights on cities of the future. The National Urban League is an organization dedicated to economic empowerment, equality, and social justice to elevate the standards of living for African Americans and other historically underserved groups. With 90 affiliates serving 300 communities in 37 states, plus the District of Columbia, the National Urban League advocates for policies and services that close the equality gap. Morial, former mayor of New Orleans, issues a challenge to executives to invest in cities for their long-term success.

For more information on the National Urban League, visit nul.org.

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