The Singapore Booth Forum brings together senior corporate leaders and thinkers from the Chicago Booth Alumni network and prominent individuals in Singapore to discuss pressing regional and global issues of the day.
Event Details
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Sign up before end August for the early bird price.
Started in 2017, the Singapore Booth Forum is the capstone event organised by the Chicago Booth Alumni Club of Singapore.
The Singapore Booth Forum brings together senior corporate leaders and thinkers from the Chicago Booth Alumni network and prominent individuals in Singapore to discuss pressing regional and global issues of the day.
This year, our full-day event will focus on Leading Change – Transforming Tomorrow, Today.
Globally, the debate on inequality has moved beyond just looking at income distribution and increasingly into access to opportunities. Second, technological advances have led to a major re-think of how we ought to organize ourselves as a society and as an organization. The widely acknowledged Industry 4.0 transformations is expected to disrupt and upend labor markets with predictions of job losses coming from AI and robotics replacing workers. Finally, the demographic dividends enjoyed by many developing nations in the past are fast eroding. Communities are increasingly aging. All these in a world experiencing significant climate change and geopolitical tensions.
- Is the current system of meritocracy and access to opportunities unfairly organized to benefit the well off? What can we do to balance this equation as corporate and society's leaders?
- What can we do to address this disruption? How are emerging markets evolving and where are the opportunities?
- Where are the opportunities for countries and corporate leaders to maneuver through this fog?
Join us to hear where the trends are on these issues while networking with the Booth alumni community across Asia.
For more information, contact Aslam Sardar '10.
SGD $50/pax early bird, from now to 30th August.
SGD $65/pax from 1-20 September.