Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

On 14 September I’ll be facilitating the Bricking It conference, sponsored by Channel 4 and CFE. You’ll find more details at the site but this is the theme in a nutshell:

As hundreds of millions of new skilled workers join the global labour pool and more and better jobs become outsourced, what are the implications for our young people’s education, career choices and well being?

I’ll be using a format that is primarily conversational, but including some short provocative speeches from a few of the participants to open proceedings. If this event intrigues you, add a comment or email me and I’ll secure you an invitation.

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