WEBTALK
Training needs for Circular Economy, bridging resilience, digital and technical skills

13th May 2024
4.00 pm (CET)
Online

Join us for an insightful webtalk focused on addressing training needs for advancing Circular Economy practices in today’s business landscape. During the webtalk, experts will provide an exclusive sneak peek into the results from the CERES partnership’s report on Circular Economy educational needs.

Based on a comprehensive skills needs analysis conducted across various sectors, this session delves into the key competencies required by companies to foster sustainability, resilience, and innovation.

In this engaging discussion, we’ll explore clusters of training needs for navigating the transition towards Circular Economy models and the skills gap challenges they face. Drawing from the findings of our recent report, we’ll uncover the specific areas where to bridge the gap in digital literacy, technical proficiency, and resilience capabilities.

Our expert panelists will share practical insights and strategies for equipping current and future professionals with the necessary skills to thrive in Circular Economy initiatives.

Whether you’re a professional, aspiring practitioner or educator, this webtalk offers valuable perspectives on shaping training programs to meet the evolving demands emerging from the transition towards a Circular Economy.

Our Panelists

• Katie Cockburn Senior Director of Policy and Education, CIWM
• Arne Remmen Professor at Aalborg University of department of Sustainability and Planning teaching at Technical Faculty of IT and Sustainability, Innovation and Policy
• Louise Møller Haase, Associate Dean, Aalborg University at the Technical Faculty of IT and Design and Human Machine Interaction, and at TECH centre for Circular Economy

Moderated by

• Claudio Sassanelli, Assistant Professor at Politecnico di Bari

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights and contribute to the advancement of Circular Economy education and training. Register now to reserve your spot!

Note: This webtalk is open to all professionals interested in driving sustainable innovation and fostering Circular Economy principles within their organizations.

Consult the Executive Summary of the Report