TICSO 2021

TICSO: Technology, Innovation and Cooperation for Social Impact, is an event to promote dialogue between different sectors on the role of cooperation and technology in social change. This year, in its third version, it has two chapters: Resource Mobilization for Social Impact, held on July 29th; and The labor market in the 4th Industrial Revolution: Opportunities and challenges for social impact in a digital world, next September 23th.

THE LABOR MARKET IN THE 4th INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION:
Opportunities and challenges for social impact in a digital world

Emerging technologies are transforming the way people work today and redesigning the jobs they will find in the future. At the same time, the discussion about the division of the labor between humans and machines is reinforced due to the increasingly widespread automation of processes. Faced with this scenario, the development of digital skills is essential for people to be able to successfully join work dynamics and find more options for their professional development.

How to ensure that these transformations are for the benefit of people and the risks they bring become into opportunities? How should people and organizations prepare for these changes? What role does civil society have in these processes?

On September 23rd, we will have an event to discuss these issues and exchange knowledge, therefore, with national and international experts we will answers many of the questions related with The labor market in the 4th Industrial Revolution.

Attendees per panel

National and international experts

Hours of training

Languages. Translation into 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: