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Preparing the Future Workforce

Organizations must reskill millions of workers before 2030 to survive AI-driven disruption and stay competitive

By Geoffrey Roche · November 13, 2023, 5:00 AM UTCArchwellDr. Keith KeatingGeoffrey M. RocheHolistic Leadership Podcast
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Key takeaways

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Reskilling is essential to survive AI-driven disruptions.

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The evolving role of Chief Learning Officers impacts organizational strategy.

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Learning & Development must align with business goals to demonstrate value.

Preparing the future workforce is imperative to handle the technological innovations reshaping the work landscape. The urgency of sculpting a resilient and adaptive workforce comes as industry stands on the brink of a transformative epoch, where artificial intelligence and automation reshape work's landscape. A McKinsey forecast projects a seismic shift for up to 375 million workers globally to acquire new skills or transition to different roles by 2030. In this transformative horizon, the critical question arises: How do organizations equip talent with the tools for survival and flourishing in the face of change?

A McKinsey forecast projects a seismic shift for up to 375 million workers globally to acquire new skills or transition to different roles by 2030.

These pressing questions set the stage for the latest Holistic Leadership episode hosted by Geoffrey M. Roche and Travis Hearne. The episode features a conversation with Dr. Keith Keating, a luminary in the field of talent development and author of "The Trusted Learning Advisor." Dr. Keating delves into his groundbreaking work and discusses the transformative role of L&D (learning and development) in preparing the future workforce.

Roche, Hearne, and Keating's conversation includes:

  • The evolving role of Chief Learning Officers (CLOs) and their impact on organizational strategy
  • The necessity for L&D professionals to align with business goals and speak the language of their stakeholders
  • The debate over the optimal reporting structure for CLOs and the quest for demonstrating value beyond traditional ROI metrics

Dr. Keith Keating is the Chief Learning & Talent Officer and SVP at Archwell, where he collaborates with Fortune 500 companies globally. With a career spanning over a decade, Dr. Keating advocates lifelong learning and emphasizes human talent as the cornerstone of organizational success. His book "The Trusted Learning Advisor" has been heralded as a transformative guide for L&D professionals, providing insights into fostering trust and building impactful relationships within the business context. Dr. Keating's approach to talent development is not just about shaping a curriculum but unlocking human potential, a philosophy that resonates deeply with both the hosts and the ethos of "Holistic Leadership."

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About the Experts

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Dr. Keith Keating

Chief Learning & Talent Officer and SVP

Archwell

Dr. Keith Keating is a leader in the field of talent development. His career spans over a decade as he collaborates with Fortune 500 companies globally, advocating for lifelong learning and emphasizing human talent as key to organizational success. He authored 'The Trusted Learning Advisor', a guide for L&D professionals on trust-building and impact.

Travis Hearne co-hosts the Holistic Leadership podcast, discussing the future of work and education in healthcare.