Date: September 23th, 2021
Virtual event
Zoom
The labor market in the 4th Industrial Revolution: Opportunities and challenges for social impact in a digital world
On Thursday, September 23, we developed the second chapter of TICSO2021, focused on The labor market in the 4th Industrial Revolution: Opportunities and challenges for social impact in a digital world. We had 17 national and international speakers and about 300 attendees per panel; we talked about ICT, education, jobs of the future, technical skills, skills for the 21st century and the role of civil society in this scenario. Below, You will find the links to the recordings of each panel, which are published on our YouTube channel.
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Languages: Spanish, English and Portuguese
AGENDA SEPTEMBER 23th, 2021
7:50 a.m Introduction
8:00 a.m – 9:00 a.m
Panel: ICT and the jobs of the future
Moderator: Clara Restrepo – Consultant, Youth Employability Specialist – MAKAIA Executive Board Member
Speakers:
- Mickael Martiquet Remy – Public Sector, NGO and Non-for-Profit LEAD, LinkedIn
- Erez Zaionce – Director, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution – Colombia
- Angélica Escobar Cantor – Senior Manager Strategy & Consulting, Accenture Colombia
9:00 a.m – 10:10 a.m
Panel: Education for the jobs of the future
Moderator: Marcela Arellano Ogaz – Director of Institutional Integration and Cooperation – Duoc UC
Speakers:
- Jorge Barragán – Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, International Youth Foundation
- Catalina Escobar – Co Founder and Strategy Director, MAKAIA
- Marcela Perilla – President LAC North, SAP
10:10 a.m – 11:20 a.m
Panel: Job restructuring: Challenges and opportunities based on technology
Moderator: Marcelo Cabrol – Social Sector Manager, Inter-American Development Bank
Speakers:
- Liliana Galeano Sarmiento – Employment Manager, Comfenalco Antioquia
- Claudia Di Terlizzi – Vice President of Transformation and Talent, Alpina
- Gustavo Díaz Vallenoti – Corporate Manager, Ifood
11:20 a.m – 12:30 p.m
Panel: The role of civil society in an inclusive 4th Industrial Revolution
Moderator: Marnie Webb – Chief Community Impact Officer, TechSoup
Speakers:
- Jackie Barker – Director, VMware IT Academy
- Joshua Ness – Senior Manager, Verizon 5G Lab
- Carlos González – Executive Director, MAKAIA
- Kate Dimsdale – Digital Inclusion Advisor, USAID
Speakers:
Clara Restrepo
Consultant, Youth Employability Specialist – MAKAIA Executive Board Member
Marcelo Cabrol
Social Sector Manager – IADB
Liliana Galeano Sarmiento
Employment Manager – Comfenalco Antioquia
Jorge Barragán
Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean – International Youth Foundation
Catalina Escobar Bravo
Co founder and Strategy Director – MAKAIA
Mickael Martiquet Remy
Public Sector, NGO and Non-for-Profit LEAD – LinkedIn
Marcela Arellano Ogaz
Director of Institutional Integration and Cooperation – Duoc UC
Erez Zaionce
Director – Center for the 4th Industrial Revolution – Colombia
Marcela Perilla
President LAC North – SAP
Gustavo Díaz Vallenoti
Corporate Manager – Ifood
Angélica Escobar Cantor
Senior Manager Strategy & Consulting – Accenture Colombia
Carlos Augusto González
Executive Director – MAKAIA
Marnie Webb
Chief Community Impact Officer – TechSoup
Joshua Ness
Senior Manager – Verizon 5G Lab
Claudia Di Terlizzi Bretó
Vice President of Transformation and Talent – Alpina
