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Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
Exponential Finance is a two-day conference by CNBC and Singularity University that brings together top experts to inform financial services leaders how technology is impacting business.
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Governments’, workers’ and employers’ representatives from the ASEAN Member States and other countries in Asia gathered in Singapore to discuss the recommendations of the report of the Global Commission on the Future of Work. © ILO.
Mike Ammerlaan, director, Office & SharePoint Ecosystem Marketing at Microsoft, joins the speaker panel of Dr. Christian Mastrodonato, Dr. Dennis Curry, Rick Taylor and Kay Fernandez in a Q&A session. Microsoft is one of several best-in-class partners tapped by Konica Minolta in the development of Workplace Hub.
February 8, 2016 - RALEIGH, NC - Bill Ackerman, Head of Human Resource for Fidelity Investments, speaks during the “CREATING JOBS IN AN ERA OF TECHNOLOGICAL DISRUPTION” session at the 2016 Emerging Issues Forum “FUTUREWORK“ at the Raleigh Convention Center. The 31st Annual Emerging Issues Forum, "FUTUREWORK," focused on how North Carolina can best ensure enough good future jobs as workplace automation expands and the state's demography shifts. The Forum is hosted by NC State University's Institute for Emerging Issues, a "think and do tank" that brings North Carolinians together around complex issues in pursuit of a single goal: to enhance North Carolina’s future competitiveness. The 2016 FUTUREWORK Forum was held at Raleigh Convention Center (Day One) and NCSU's Hunt Library (Day Two). For more information, visit emergingissues.org. Photography by Steve Exum, exumphoto.com.
More than 20 participants from India, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam joined the training in automotive and ICT (Information, Communications and Technology) sectors for two weeks in December 2017 at Korea University of Technology and Education or KOREATECH.
The training programme was jointly organized by the ILO and KOREATECH under the ILO/Korea Partnership Programme’s skills and future of work initiative. © ILO.
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Security & Privacy - Marc Goodman Founder, Future Crimes Institute Chair of Policy, Law & Ethics at SU
The digitally fueled “new economy” is just arriving now — in utterly unexpected ways. Social media, maker culture, sensors and even the 2008 market crash are merely local phenomena in a much larger shift.
In this session, Paul Saffo explains why a dying consumer economy built on consumption is being displaced by a creator economy built on mass engagement. Events today will shape the economic landscape for decades to come. The result will be maddening uncertainty for incumbents – and vast opportunities for innovators.
Saffo is a forecaster who specializes in the dynamics of large-scale, long-term change. He teaches at Stanford and chairs the Future Studies and Forecasting track at Singularity University.
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Interactive Lunch
Tuesday 2 May 2023
12.15 - 13.30
Lunch
World Economic Forum Headquarters, Tent
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The Growth Summit: Jobs and Opportunity for All 2023 in Geneva, Switzerland
Rise of the Robots, Rob Nail, Associate Founder and CEO, Singularity University; (Demo) Marco Mascorro.
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Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
Exponential Finance is a two-day conference by CNBC and Singularity University that brings together top experts to inform financial services leaders how technology is impacting business.
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We Are Animals, A Children’s Strike
Nov 8, 2019 7:30–7:50PM
Tishman Auditorium - Room U100, Ground Floor
The University Center
63 Fifth Avenue, NYC
The artist Gabo Camnitzer and The Sixth Street Community Center (SSCC) are collaborating to facilitate children in developing alternative modes of protesting for climate justice. Engaging with the radical history of children’s strikes of the past 200 years, children at SSCC are developing their own forms of protest, ones which might point beyond the confines of sanctioned forms of demonstration. We are proud to offer our conference as the site of this performative intervention.
February 8, 2016 - RALEIGH, NC - Robbie Allen, CEO of Automated Insights, speaks during the “FINDING OPPORTUNITIES AMIDST DISRUPTION” session at the 2016 Emerging Issues Forum “FUTUREWORK“ at the Raleigh Convention Center. The 31st Annual Emerging Issues Forum, "FUTUREWORK," focused on how North Carolina can best ensure enough good future jobs as workplace automation expands and the state's demography shifts. The Forum is hosted by NC State University's Institute for Emerging Issues, a "think and do tank" that brings North Carolinians together around complex issues in pursuit of a single goal: to enhance North Carolina’s future competitiveness. The 2016 FUTUREWORK Forum was held at Raleigh Convention Center (Day One) and NCSU's Hunt Library (Day Two). For more information, visit emergingissues.org. Photography by Steve Exum, exumphoto.com.
Growth Hotspots: The Climate Technology Boom . Naoko Ishii, Director, Center for Global Commons, University of Tokyo, Japan
Rania A. Al-Mashat, Minister of International Cooperation of Egypt. Rich Powell, CEO, ClearPath Inc., USA. Mourad Tamoud, Executive Vice-President, Global Supply Chain Operations, Schneider Electric Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China
Eirik Waerness, Senior Vice-President and Chief Economist, Equinor, Norway
Pranjal Sharma, Contributing Editor, Businessworld, India
Tuesday 2 May 2023
09.00 - 09.45
Stakeholder Dialogue
World Economic Forum Headquarters, Eiger
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The Growth Summit: Jobs and Opportunity for All 2023 in Geneva, Switzerland
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We Are Animals, A Children’s Strike
Nov 8, 2019 7:30–7:50PM
Tishman Auditorium - Room U100, Ground Floor
The University Center
63 Fifth Avenue, NYC
The artist Gabo Camnitzer and The Sixth Street Community Center (SSCC) are collaborating to facilitate children in developing alternative modes of protesting for climate justice. Engaging with the radical history of children’s strikes of the past 200 years, children at SSCC are developing their own forms of protest, ones which might point beyond the confines of sanctioned forms of demonstration. We are proud to offer our conference as the site of this performative intervention.
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Gig Worker, Freelancer, Self-Employed: Who Is Watching out for Them?
Nov 8, 2019 10:40–11:30AM
Tishman Auditorium - Room U100, Ground Floor
The University Center
63 Fifth Avenue, NYC
How can the worker co-op form help workers in the informal economy, marked by deregulated tech firms and a decline of unions, both in the overdeveloped world as well as in the economically developing world? Where and how does technology play a role in answering this question?
How can the worker co-op form help workers in the informal economy, marked by deregulated tech firms and a decline of unions, both in the overdeveloped world as well as in the economically developing world? Where and how does technology play a role in answering this question?
Salonie Muralidhara (Senior Associate, SEWA Federation)
Sandrino Graceffa (CEO, Smart.coop) & Yvon Jadoul (Secretary General, Smart.coop)
Matthew Brown (Leader of the Preston City Council)
Respondent:
Doug O’Brien (President & CEO, NCBA CLUSA)
Jonathan Kraemer discusses Konica Minolta's Privacy Center, which will bring transparency to what you're sharing via use of IoT devices and with whom.
February 8-9, 2016 - RALEIGH, NC - NC SPIN's Tom Campbell arrives at the Raleigh Convention Center for the The 31st Annual Emerging Issues Forum, "FUTUREWORK," which focused on how North Carolina can best ensure enough good future jobs as workplace automation expands and the state's demography shifts. The Forum is hosted by NC State University's Institute for Emerging Issues, a "think and do tank" that brings North Carolinians together around complex issues in pursuit of a single goal: to enhance North Carolina’s future competitiveness. The 2016 FUTUREWORK Forum was held at Raleigh Convention Center (Day One) and NCSU's Hunt Library (Day Two). For more information, visit emergingissues.org. Photography by Steve Exum, exumphoto.com.
This February, the MSc in Digital Transformation Management & Leadership students had an exciting session with COMAU, who brought their eDO robot platforms to the ESCP London Campus for a fun day of programming and creative exploration.
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Exponential Finance | XCS Challenge Final Round
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February 8, 2016 - RALEIGH, NC - Jaylen Bledsoe, Youth Entrepreneur and Tech Prodigy speaks at the 2016 Emerging Issues Forum “FUTUREWORK“ at the Raleigh Convention Center. The 31st Annual Emerging Issues Forum, "FUTUREWORK," focused on how North Carolina can best ensure enough good future jobs as workplace automation expands and the state's demography shifts. The Forum is hosted by NC State University's Institute for Emerging Issues, a "think and do tank" that brings North Carolinians together around complex issues in pursuit of a single goal: to enhance North Carolina’s future competitiveness. The 2016 FUTUREWORK Forum was held at Raleigh Convention Center (Day One) and NCSU's Hunt Library (Day Two). For more information, visit emergingissues.org. Photography by Steve Exum, exumphoto.com.
February 8-9, 2016 - RALEIGH, NC - The 31st Annual Emerging Issues Forum, "FUTUREWORK," focused on how North Carolina can best ensure enough good future jobs as workplace automation expands and the state's demography shifts. The Forum is hosted by NC State University's Institute for Emerging Issues, a "think and do tank" that brings North Carolinians together around complex issues in pursuit of a single goal: to enhance North Carolina’s future competitiveness. The 2016 FUTUREWORK Forum was held at Raleigh Convention Center (Day One) and NCSU's Hunt Library (Day Two). For more information, visit emergingissues.org. Photography by Steve Exum, exumphoto.com.
ILO Assistant Director-General and Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific, Tomoko Nishimoto addresses the Asia-Pacific Social Protection Week: Securing the Future of the Region”, 9 to 12 September 2019 at the Asian Development Bank in Manila, Philippines.
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This February, the MSc in Digital Transformation Management & Leadership students had an exciting session with COMAU, who brought their eDO robot platforms to the ESCP London Campus for a fun day of programming and creative exploration.
Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
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