The future of work is changing in drastic ways and at an unprecedented speed. The expansion of artificial intelligence and robotics has given rise to the need for new skills. Jobs are tending to be increasingly flexible and constant connectivity means that freelancing, remote work and self-employment are growing in popularity. In the corporate world, more and more companies are moving away from top-down hierarchies and toward more collaborative models.

So, what is the place of women’s leadership in this new scenario?

• Research has shown that women in general tend to have higher emotional intelligence and collaborative skills. Could the future workplace be the ideal environment for women leaders?
• If flexibility becomes the norm, will this help women leaders achieve work-life balance, or could it increase vulnerability?
• What is the impact of technology on leadership opportunities for women?
• What strategies can organizations implement to attract and retain female talent in the future?

Our panel of experts weigh in on these issues.

Anne Loehr: Speaker, writer, consultant and trainer	Deborah France-Massin: Director, Bureau for Employers’ Activities, International Labor Organization	Jacob Morgan: Author, speaker and futurist
Preparing for the Future: Why Women’s Leadership Programs Must Change	Capitalize on Momentum Gained: Preparing Women and Companies for the Workplace of the Future	Shaping the Future of Work for Women
Kristin Sharp: Executive Director, Shift Commission, New America	Alaina Percival: ‎CEO and Board Chair at Women Who Code	Pat Milligan: Global Leader, Multinational Client Group & When Women Thrive – ‎Mercer
Leveraging Technology to Close the Confidence Gap for Women	The Future Face of Women in Tech	Turning Disruption into Opportunity for Women and Business
Anna Auerbach and Annie Dean: Cofounder and Co Chief Executive Officer at WERK	Sairee Chahal: ‎Founder, CEO SHEROES, Aspen Fellow – ‎The Aspen Institute	Melody Hossaini: Founder of InspirEngage International
Workplace Flexibility is Not a Vulnerability for Women	How Future of Work Will Be Best Thing To Happen To Women	Welcome to the « Social Era » – How Women Are Leading the Way With Social Enterprise