AmCham Slovakia

Future Ready: Skills, Trust and Learning in a Digital World will bring together business leaders, HR and talent professionals, educators, technology experts and policymakers to discuss how technological change is reshaping the way we work, learn and prepare people for the future. The event will explore why future readiness is no longer only about technical skills, but also about digital literacy, trust, critical thinking, adaptability and lifelong learning.

About the U.S. Speaker

Dr. Jeff Kuhn is an educator, researcher and technology communicator at Ohio University, specializing in digital literacy, technology-enhanced learning and the impact of emerging technologies on education, collaboration and human behaviour. Drawing on more than 15 years of research and international experience, he has delivered keynote speeches and workshops in more than 20 countries, helping educators, institutions and organizations navigate technological change and prepare people for the opportunities and challenges of the digital age.

Target audience: Business leaders, HR and L&D professionals, technology and innovation experts, educators, policymakers, students and professionals interested in future skills, AI, digital trust and lifelong learning.

Program

8.30  I Registration

09:00  I Opening Remarks

09:10  I Keynote Address: Future Ready: Skills, Trust and Learning in a Digital World

Dr. Jeff Kuhn, Educator, Researcher and Technology Communicator, Ohio University, USA, will open the discussion with an international perspective on how AI, automation and digital tools are reshaping learning, work and decision-making, and why human capabilities such as adaptability, curiosity, critical thinking and trust are becoming more important than ever.

09:30  I Panel Discussion: Future-Ready Talent in Practice

The panel will translate the keynote into the Slovak context and explore how businesses, educators and technology experts can build future-ready talent, strengthen digital literacy and make lifelong learning part of everyday work and education.

10:30  I Audience Q&A and Closing