⏱ Last chance to register⏱
There’s just one week to go until we’ll be unveiling our Skills-Based Organisation Framework and we have a few remaining spaces for those who would like to join us.
The event – “Building your future-ready workforce – how to become a skills-based organisation” – will take place on Thursday, 14 November, at PwC's offices in central London, and online. It will be an insightful event, packed with key industry figures.
💡 The shift towards a skills-based approach will improve productivity and equip colleagues with the skills they need to be future-ready and fuel economic growth. We’ve worked with our members to create a framework that provides practical guidance on embracing this approach and achieving tangible progress.
We’ll be hearing from industry experts, including:
✅ Chris Dunford, Chief Talent Development Officer, Aon
✅ Michelle Blayney, Director, One Bank Capabilities and Culture, NatWest Group
✅ Harriet Newlyn, Partner, Workforce & HR Transformation, PwC
✅ Ajay Vij, UKI and Strategic Industries Head, Google Cloud EMEA
✅ Will Brown, Global Head of Reward, Standard Chartered
✅ Claire Tunley, Chief Executive, Financial Services Skills Commission
✅ Mark Hoban, Chair, Financial Services Skills Commission
Our panel will share valuable insights on:
🎤 The importance of a skills-based approach
🎤 Their journey towards becoming skills-based organisations
🎤 How the framework will guide their strategies and actions
This is a hybrid event. Limited in-person spaces are available, prioritised for FSSC members and employers. Register your interest for in-person attendance, and we'll be in touch. Prefer to join online? Online registration is open to everyone!
🔗 To secure your online place, or express interest in attending in-person, please register through our event page: https://lnkd.in/em-M43ZQ
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear how we’re driving the future of skills-based organisations.
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