2024

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Conference plan

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Key Topic 1: Digital Transformation and Leadership for Sustainable Societies

This session explores how digital transformation is reshaping leadership paradigms in the pursuit of sustainable societies. Keynote speakers will discuss the evolving role of digital leadership, emphasizing the need for leaders to adapt to technological advancements while maintaining a focus on sustainable practices. The session will highlight successful case studies where digital leadership has facilitated significant societal changes.

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Key Topic 2: Challenges in the Green Economy

This segment addresses the current challenges and issues within the green economy. Experts will present on the economic and environmental impacts of transitioning to green technologies, the role of policy in supporting green initiatives, and the hurdles faced in implementing sustainable practices. The session aims to comprehensively understand the green economy’s complexities and potential solutions.

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Key Topic 3: AI’s Role in Shaping Education

The rapid adaptation of AI and the emergence of generative AI tools are revolutionizing the educational landscape. This session will cover how AI transforms teaching methodologies, personalises learning experiences, and prepares students for a technology-driven future. Discussions will also discuss the ethical challenges of integrating AI into educational systems.

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Key Topic 4: Addressing Labour Market Challenges

The final session will focus on tackling labour market challenges, such as building sustainable human capital and utilizing AI to address skill mismatches. Speakers will share insights on innovative strategies for workforce development, the importance of continuous learning, and how AI tools can be effectively deployed to align skills with market needs. The session aims to provide actionable strategies for creating a more adaptable and skilled workforce.

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Key Topic 5: Uncovering Needs of The Invisibles for Social Inclusion in the Digital Age

The final session will focus on uncovering vulnerable social groups that remain unnoticed in the official statistics but face high social and economic exclusion risks. Addressing the needs of these groups, usually referred to as The Invisibles by educators, NGOs, and policymakers, would contribute to building better and more inclusive societies through lifelong education. We will examine the findings of the research based on a novel methodology in the Baltics and its potential application beyond.

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Round-Table Discussion

The conference will conclude with a round-table discussion, allowing participants to engage with the speakers, share their perspectives, and discuss collaborative opportunities. This interactive segment aims to foster a deeper understanding and generate actionable ideas for sustainable development in societies.

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Closing Remarks

FutureScape 2024 will summarise key takeaways and a call to action for participants to apply the insights gained in their respective fields and communities.

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The date of the event: March 6, 2024
Time: 9:00-15:15 (Riga)
Location: Online Zoom
Participation in the event is free of charge. All registered listeners will receive a certificate of attendance.
Registration for the Conference: until March 5, 2024

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You are welcome to submit your articles to the Journal of Business Management Special Issue!  
Deadline for submitting articles: until April 30, 2024

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Conference programme

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Call for papers

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Registration