WorldSkills Leaders' Forum: 'Much more than just a conference'
WorldSkills Leaders' Forum: 'Much more than just a conference'
The WorldSkills Leaders' Forum is one of the pinnacle events of the WorldSkills International calendar. The Leaders' Forum was initiated as a unique and exclusive event offering interactive activities promoting innovation, inspiration and networking to all those with a stake in promoting high demand skills around the world. The forum provides an opportunity for participants to come together and listen to a world-class speaker address issues related to skills education, training, our skilled society and the future of technology.
The goal of the experience is to ensure that every person attending the event walks away with a full understanding of the WorldSkills movement, gains valuable knowledge, interacts with other leaders and has the opportunity to expand networks and share knowledge.
More than 600 people will attend this year’s WorldSkills Leaders Forum (WSLF), September 3, 2009, making it the largest WSLF to date!
The keynote address will be given by business executive, author, and consultant Don Tapscott. An internationally renowned authority on the impact of information technology on business, Don Tapscott is the author of Wikinomics How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything, and Growing Up Digital.
In addition to giving the keynote address Don Tapscott will also moderate an interactive panel discussion with five Past Champions of the WorldSkills Competition. The panel will represent a cross section of various skills and technologies. The Past Champions will discuss the positive impact that participating in the WorldSkills Competition has had on their both personal and professional lives.
Following the conclusion of the WSLF the Past Champions will take the group including participants of the WorldSkills Premiere Experience on a guided tour of the 2009 WorldSkills Competition site.
The following five Past Champions* of the WorldSkills Competition will participate in the panel discussion:
- Adam Peirson from the United Kingdom
2003 Competitor in Cooking - Anesha Simpson-Nembhard from Jamaica
2005 Competitor in Software Application - Anthony Chong from Singapore
2003 Competitor in Graphic Design - Nathan Banke from Canada
2007 Competitor in Automobile Technology - Simon Buchanan from Australia
2007 Competitor in Landscape Gardening
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