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Education & Workforce · 2015
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Think Big, Start Small, Scale Fast: Futurist Jim Carroll Speaks At Worldskills Leaders Forum
In August, I had the pleasure of attended the WorldSkills 2015 competition in São Paulo Brazil, and opening the associated leadership forum with senior executives, educators and…
Summary video: "WorldSkills Leaders forum São Paulo with Jim Carroll and Champions Trust"
Wrap up summary video from São Paulo WorldSkills 2015: "I'm here to inspire the audience about the future, I'm here to get them thinking about the future, and I'm here to get them…
Keynote: World Skills International, San Paulo, Brazil: The Future of Careers and Knowledge
Worldskills is a massive global organization that focuses on accelerating young people into new skilled trades and careers, both new and old. They invited me to open this massive…
Trend: The Emergence of the Vertical Farming Infrastructure Manager
At my recent opening keynote for the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities, part of my role was to challenge the audience to think about how rapidly new careers…
Keynote: Association of Private Sector Colleges & Universities, Denver : Education in the Era of Skills Acceleration
1/2 of the knowledge that a student gets in their very first year of a college or university program is obsolete or revised by the time they graduate. Most companies have skills…
Video: The Acceleration of Knowledge
Some years back, I worked on a project for Deloitte, which resulted in the video, "What Do World Class Innovators Do That Others Don't Do?" It's become a very popular video, and…
University Business Mag quotes me in 2015 Education Forecast
Higher ed thought leaders forecast 2015 trends: Presidents and other thought leaders look ahead on cost, technology and learning." They called me for my thoughts which I offered…
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