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How new collaborative spaces can help ensure Auckland is future ready

In the past decade, co-working spaces have been transported from the tech pockets of San Francisco into mainstream global institutions. In Auckland, the trend has been acutely felt, spurring the creat...

Technology is changing healthcare, but you can’t programme empathy

One of the most fascinating, and arguably reassuring, parts of my discussion with Melissa Hall (Head of Skills and Workforce at ATEED) last month was her observation that empathy is one of the most po...

How can Auckland build more inclusive economies? – Idealog

Despite Auckland’s rapid economic growth, the fruits have not been shared equally across the region, and it’s time to focus on areas of lower prosperity, notably South and West Auckland. So how can Au...

The power of soft skills and creativity in a world dominated by technology - The Twenties Club

While it’s easy to look at the impact of technology on our careers as a source of panic, it’s important to remember that change Is almost always a good thing. - The Twenties Club

Preparing for a future ready Auckland: Unpacking The 2019 Future Ready Summit - Idealog

Distinguished minds on the future of work came together with Auckland employers, industry, education providers and youth, for the Future Ready Summit 2019.

What will Auckland's future workforce look like? - Radio New Zealand National

Pam Ford, General Manager of Economic Development at ATEED, discusses the future of work in New Zealand’s largest city with Nine to Noon’s Kathryn Ryan.

What does future of Auckland's workforce look like? - Radio New Zealand National

Radio New Zealand National reporter Tom Furley finds out how technology will change Auckland’s workforce and skills requirements at the Future Ready Summit 2019.

Preparing for the future of work in Auckland - Mahi Tahi, Economic Development New Zealand

Identifying opportunities to prepare New Zealand’s largest city for a period of rapid workplace change (pages 26 – 32)