What does it mean to embracing change in the Fourth Industrial Revolution?

Our special guest talks about the skills and mindset we need to embrace.

Welcome to our summer series on the future world of work. We kick it off with Ann Nakaska.

Ann Nakaska M.Ed. CDF has a background in psychology, education, and business. She specializes in career decision making and career planning with a special interest in career opportunities of the future. She believes that by people can prepare for the fourth industrial revolution workplace by developing a GET (Global, Entrepreneurial and Technological) Ready Mindset.

Connect with her:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ann-nakaska-ba-med-52315747/

https://constructivecareer.com/

Learn more about our series partner:

We are so thankful to our sponsor Alongside, learn more about the critical research they are doing and join them for a special webinar on June 26th.

Join Dr. Elsa Friis, Ph.D., Head of Product and Clinical at Alongside, veteran educator Jess Bell, M.Ed., and teen advisor Priya Antony for a candid conversation on the year’s biggest mental health trends.Inside the report:

Inside the report:
> Teens are struggling with sleep more than ever
> School-life balance feels out of reach at every age
> Boys are looking for new ways to ask for help
> Confidential, self-guided tools are resonating deeply with students.

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Chapters

00:00 Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution
04:45 The Importance of a Get Ready Mindset
10:04 Integrating Entrepreneurial Skills in Education
14:12 Understanding Industry Dynamics
19:38 Focusing on Work vs. Job
25:25 Finding and Solving Problems
32:40 Researching Opportunities in a Changing World

Listeners voted and told us this summer they wanted us to tell them more about the future world of work.

Jeff and Tricia will bring listeners an incredible lineup of experts from a broad range of industries to tell us more about where we are heading.

The summer series is proud to partner with Alongside.

Tune in June 16th to catch the first episode in our summer of great conversations.

In this conversation, Erin Williamson from Love 146 discusses the organization's core values of defiant hope and unfiltered joy, emphasizing the importance of trauma-informed care in supporting youth who have experienced trafficking. She highlights the necessity of a collective effort in addressing these complex issues and the role of policy in protecting victims. The discussion also touches on the importance of teaching consent and navigating relationships, as well as how the public can support change through awareness and advocacy.

Erin Williamson is the Chief Programs & Strategy Officer at Love146, where she’s spent over a decade fighting child trafficking through trauma-informed care, prevention education, and survivor advocacy. With 20+ years in the field, Erin brings deep insight into protecting vulnerable youth and driving policy change—while balancing her role as a parent and education advocate. Erin holds a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) from American University & is also a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Learn more

https://www.facebook.com/love146.org/

https://love146.org/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-williamson-5b88b58b

https://x.com/Love146

Chapters

00:00 Defiant Hope and Unfiltered Joy in Action

05:03 The Importance of Trauma-Informed Care

09:13 The Collective Effort in Addressing Trafficking

15:42 Navigating Complex Relationships and Boundaries

21:26 Teaching Consent Across Generations

27:58 Rethinking Child Autonomy and Rights

33:11 The Role of Policy in Supporting Victims

39:50 How the Public Can Support Change