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Workforce of the future
CUBS CONFERENCE 2018
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Following on from last year’s very successful inaugural CUBS Conference, we are delighted to announce the 2018 event on Thursday March 8th. This year's event will showcase world class speakers and panellists from business, finance and technology.
Panels will include:
Digital technology is having a profound effect on the 21st century workplace. It is changing the way we work, the way we manage, where we work, how we organize, and how we communicate. Fundamentally, how we work in the future will be more networked, more mobile, more team- based, more project-based, and more flexible. The test will be to ensure it is not more complex or unmanageable.
Hear our Industry speakers discuss the drivers and challenges for the workforce of the future. Major speakers are listed below and a full programme is now available here.
Prof. Patrick O’Shea became the 15th President of UCC on 1st February 2017. A UCC Physics graduate & former Vice President & Chief Research Officer at the University of Maryland in the US
Emma O'Driscoll is a TV Broadcaster and Radio Broadcaster, Author, Voiceover Artist and Singer
Barry O’Sullivan is CEO of Altocloud, an AI company focused on digital customer engagement. Altocloud is a SaaS platform that uses customer journey analytics and machine learning to improve business outcomes by making customer communications better.
Gavin is currently the Chief People Officer at Teamwork.com, Corks Large Company of the Year 2018. The Company’s software powers 5 million users across the globe helping them manage their teams and collaborate more productively.
Oonagh O’ Hagan is the owner and Managing Director of the Meagher’s Pharmacy Group in Dublin and the thriving online store
Barry brings a strong international services experience having worked for MasterCard Corporate in New York, First Data Corporate in Florida, Western Union in London as well as Coca-Cola (HBC) as Head of Sales in both Western Russia and Siberia
Kevin O'Leary is the MD of Dassault Systèmes Ireland since the acquisition of QUMAS in 2014, where he was a founding member and CEO. Dassault Systèmes is the 2nd largest software company in Europe, employing 16,000 people globally.
