Investing in Human Potential: Financing the Workforce for the AI Economy (By invitation only)

​As AI reshapes industries, jobs, and the skills required to succeed, investment in people must keep pace with investment in technology. This session will explore how patient capital can support long-term workforce development—from reskilling and lifelong learning to inclusive pathways for communities at risk of being left behind. Leaders from finance, industry, government, and the social-impact sector will examine innovative funding models, public-private partnerships, and scalable approaches to preparing workers for the AI economy. The discussion will highlight how investing in human potential can turn technological disruption into shared economic opportunity and sustainable global impact.

​Become an AI 2030 Member:

​https://ai2030.org/apply-to-be-a-member/

​Hosted by

​AI 2030 www.ai2030.org
AI 2030 is a global initiative committed to mainstreaming Responsible AI by 2030. Through cross-sector collaboration, capacity building, and inclusive programming, AI 2030 empowers leaders, organizations, and communities to harness AI for the benefit of humanity.

​FinTech4Good: www.fintech4good.co
FinTech4Good is a global innovation and investment platform that connects startups, industry leaders, and investors to co-create solutions for a better world. With a focus on sustainable finance, digital economy, and emerging technologies, FinTech4Good champions responsible innovation with global impact.

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​Supported by:

​Celonis: https://www.celonis.com/

​Celonis makes processes work — for people, companies, and the planet. The Celonis Platform combines process data, business knowledge, and decision intelligence to provide Enterprise AI the operational context it needs to succeed. Thousands of the world's leading companies trust Celonis and its ecosystem of global partners to industrialize AI, building and deploying AI-driven, composable solutions and unlocking meaningful, compounding value. Because when processes work, everything works. Celonis is headquartered in Munich, Germany, and New York City, USA, with more than 20 offices worldwide.

​Parnter:

​Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC): https://www.gbbc.io/

​GBBC is the largest leading non-profit association for the blockchain, digital assets, and emerging technologies community. Founded in 2017 in Davos, Switzerland, GBBC comprises more than 500 institutional members and 251 Ambassadors across 119 jurisdictions and disciplines. GBBC furthers adoption of digital technologies by engaging regulators, business leaders, and global changemakers to harness these transformative tools for more secure and functional societies. GBBC industry verticals: Financial Services, Global Commerce/Supply Chains, and Commodities, underpinned by AI, digital identity, governance, hardware, infrastructure, policy, regulation, and security.