Last Wednesday, June 23rd, the third session of the Future Unlocked Conference took place online. Under the theme “The Future of Creative Skills – Sustainable Entrepreneurs´ Skills for CCIs and Change-Making Skills for Public Service”, participants had the chance to discuss about the skills gaps that exist among creatives and how educational programs address these needs. On the second track, together with the Creative Bureaucracy Festival, good cases and the need for creative management for a good, better and creative bureaucracy were examined.
After the introduction of the session, Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research and Culture, dedicated a few words to the assistants and highlighted the work being done by ECBN for the European CCI sector. The invited speakers, Rita Orlando, Pier Luigi Sacco, Lisa Lang and Noel Kirthiraj, highlighted the importance of creative skills not only for the CCIs and its professionals, but also for cross-sectorial development. The change that the educational system needs to undertake to foster and incorporate these competences was also discussed. From policy-making to real cases, the second of the discussed topics was the change-making skills for public service, exposed from several points of view by the hand of the invited speakers: Charles Landry, Ger Baron and Ursula Rosenbichler. One of the debated issues was how the change-making skills can help tackle the future of the public sector.
After the experts’ presentations, participants were invited to take part in the breakout rooms discussions, with Rita Orlando and Charles Landry hosting and leading the conversation. Finally, Rym Ayadi, from the Mediterranean Economists Association (EMEA), offered his perspective on the matter. This 3rd day of conference was hosted by Bernd Fesel, ECBN Director.
3rd Conference Day – June 23
Agenda
3rd Session
The Future of Creative Skills
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Sustainable Entrepreneurs´ Skills for CCIs and Change-Making Skills for Public Service
On the third day of the conference, all participants will talk about the skills gaps that exist among creatives and how educational programs address these needs. On the second track, together with the Creative Bureaucracy Festival, we will examine good cases and the need for creative management for a good, better and creative bureaucracy.
Host Organisation: Cultural Capital Matera 2019/ DeuS
9.45
Reception, Gathering, Slack
10.00
Opening and Introduction, Bernd Fesel, Live
Keynote
The Future of Creative Skills is the Future of Europe , Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research and Culture
10.09
Bring your Blue thing – Fotoposter Session
Break out Sessions
10.10
The Future of Creative Skills: BoS#3
Introduction, Rita Orlando, Matera-Basilicata 2019 Foundation & DeuS Coordinato Live
**Innovative Skills Programs Pier Luigi Sacco, IULM
**Skills Smart TCLF 2030
Enhancing the modernisation and competitiveness of the EUs Textile, Clothing, Leather and Footwear (TCLF), Lisa Lang, euratex, Live
Next generation of International Skills, Noel Kirthiraj, Maajja for CCI entrepreneurs Toronto, Live
10.40
Change-Making Skills for Public Service: BoS#4
Introduction, Charles Landry, Creative Bureaucracy Festival, Live
City of Amsterdam, Ger Baron, Live
GovLabAustria, Ursula Rosenbichler, Live
11.10
Parallel Break out Sessions BoS#3 & BoS#4
Zoom Collect Ideas and Q&As to the Programm
11.40
Welcome back to Full Audience, Bernd Fesel, Live
11.45
Presentation Results BoS#3 Host: Rita Orlando, Zoom/Video
11.50
Presentation Results BoS#4 Host: Charles Landry, Zoom/Video
12.10
Rym Ayadi Euro, Mediterranean Economists Association (EMEA)
12.15
Closing Words – Outlook, Bernd Fesel, Zoom/Video
12.20
End of Session
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