Why should you be thinking about the future of work NOW?

- Goldman Sachs estimates that 1/3 of the current workforce will transfer to new occupations over the next five years.
- The majority of children now entering school (65%) will hold jobs that currently don’t exist, according to the World Economic Forum.
- And a recent LinkedIn survey indicates that more than 50% of workers want new careers/jobs.

Will there be high-paying jobs for everyone in the future? What will be the effects of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Expert Systems, and automation on the Future of Professions (FOP) as well as on the Future of Work (FOW)? This session will address general and personal FOW/FOP concerns, and discuss how to prepare for the future.

Don't miss a moment as we continue the conversation on Clubhouse with Carolyn Turbyfill, Robyn Arnold and Matt Alex -The Future of Work-The Big Picture, Thursday, June 3, 12-1 PM PT. https://www.joinclubhouse.com/join/WITI/pQyJZ5E9/PDO0KEAr

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Carolyn Turbyfill, Ph.D. Entrepreneur in Residence, WITI

Dr. Carolyn Turbyfill is a Technical Executive with 30+ years of experience in Security, Risk Management, Enterprise Products, and Services. She has managed teams that built leading-edge products, including * The first database benchmark using experimental design techniques, the Wisconsin Benchmark which won the VLDB Best Paper Award; * One of the first wireless LANs with radio, antenna, and IP Layer encryption at Sun Microsystems; * The first Firewall Appliance, the Sun Microsystems SunScreen SPF 100, which also included a certificate authority and one of the first commercial IP Layer VPNs, SKIP, which won the LAN Magazine Product of the Year Award; - The first round-trip email marketing system with interactive Java applets that was a precursor to PayPal at MessageMedia; * The first Managed Security Service at Counterpane Internet Security; - The first virtualized automated test environments for application stacks, the StackSafe Test Center, which won an ITIL Pink Elephant award. Dr. Turbyfill was the first member of WITI in Silicon Valley and is a member of the WITI Hall of Fame. She is currently spearheading a Future of Work initiative as an Entrepreneur in Residence at WITI. She is an alumna of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; the University of Wisconsin at Madison; and Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

Guest Speaker:Greg Hutchins, PE CERM, Author/Consultant/Entrepreneur

Greg Hutchins PE CERM is the founder of 800Compete.com, WorkingIt.com, CERMAcademy.com, QualityPlusEngineering.com.  He recently published “Working It Disruption Rules: Covid Edition” which is a comprehensive discussion of the Future of Work. Mr. Hutchins is an international speaker and consultant on the Future of Work and the implications for different industries and professions.  He has written best-selling books on global ISO standards and risk management. Greg is the author of ISO 9000 (best-selling translated into 8 languages published through John Wiley), Value Added Auditing, ISO 31000: Enterprise Risk Management, ISO Risk Based Thinking, Risk Based Thinking, Supply Management Strategies (APICS, ISM, ASQ endorsed and used in certifications), and Standard Manual of Quality Auditing. 

Stay Tuned: 'The Future Series'

-June 24, The Future of Artificial Intelligence at the 2021 WITI Virtual Summit-Celebrating Ingenuity, TBD
Aug 5, Clubhouse post-discussion event, 12-1 PM PT

-July 29, The Future of Work - How to Get and Keep a Job in Project Management, 12-1 PM PT
Sept 3, Clubhouse post-discussion event, 12-1 PM PT

-August 27, The Future of Security, 12-1 PM PT
Sept 3, Clubhouse post-discussion event, 12-1 PM PT