Find out why lifelong learning is the key to the future of work

Hosted by the Telegraph Media Group and MHR at The Telegraph’s offices in London, this roundtable and networking event will explore how continuous reskilling, upskilling and development will shape the future of business success.

You’ll enjoy a complimentary breakfast with like-minded business leaders and HR professionals, as well as inspiring conversations with key takeaways to ensure you’re ahead of the competition.

Tom Cheesewright, moderator of the Future of Work breakfast event.

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Meet the panellists

Duro Oye

CEO and founder of 20/20 Levels, Duro works to empower young people from racially underrepresented and low socio-economic backgrounds to carve out successful futures.

Anisa Morridadi

Anisa is a multi-award-winning social entrepreneur, executive leader and speaker working at the intersection of diversity, leadership, sustainability, culture and purpose.

Dr. Tom Chatfield

Tom is an author, tech philosopher and educator focused on our understanding of digital technology and its uses in policy, education and engagement.

Maggie De Pree

Maggie supports a global community of innovators from the world’s most influential institutions to balance profit with purpose and address real societal challenges.

Tom Cheesewright

The world’s first ‘applied futurist’, Tom helps organisations understand the future more clearly and respond with effective innovation.

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Register your interest

Join MHR and the Telegraph Media Group in London for this exclusive roundtable and networking event exploring continuous learning and development and the future of work.

You’ll enjoy:

Complimentary networking breakfast with like-minded business leaders and professionals
An exclusive chance to see The Telegraph’s newsroom and London offices
Insightful panel conversations on lifelong learning and the future of work