The discussion of Buckinghamshire's Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) presents an ideal opportunity to delve into the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on jobs, skills, and the workplace.
Join us at this free event to hear first-hand from the team at Buckinghamshire Business First and representatives from key employers, training providers and stakeholders, about:
- the recommendations in the LSIP & what it means for Buckinghamshire
- the next steps to bring about positive change
- how AI technologies are reshaping industries, enhancing productivity and driving innovation
- the impact of AI on future jobs in the county
The Future of Jobs & the Impact of AI in the Workplace
As well as exploring the impact of the LSIP on local businesses, the LSIP Summit will also highlight the exciting future of AI and Chat GPT, which have the potential to revolutionise communication, collaboration and productivity in the workplace.
Saad Ehsan, Research Manager at Buckinghamshire LEP, will provide an overview of AI and highlight some of the implications for jobs in Buckinghamshire.
A panel of experts from Buckinghamshire's Engineering, Film & TV, Health and Care, and Construction sectors will discuss how future roles in the county may be impacted, and you can put your questions to them.
Why attend?
Because the future is now!
Whether you have been involved in the whole LSIP process or just part of it, or want to learn more about how AI will affect the future of work, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
Plus, the conference will be followed by a networking lunch where you can discuss all that you have just heard!
Background
Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIPs) are the government’s blueprint for reshaping the technical skills system to better meet the needs of employers. LSIPs will provide an agreed set of actionable priorities that employers, providers, and stakeholders in a local area can get behind to drive change.
Since January 2023 Buckinghamshire Business First has been meeting with employers in the priority industry sectors to establish the specific skills priorities for Buckinghamshire which will form the basis of the LSIP. These priorities have been set through a rigorous process of identifying priority sectors and cross sector skills themes, like digital, net zero and work readiness.
To book your place
Scroll down to the 'Book now' area below to reserve your place, or email [email protected] if you would like assistance with making your booking.
Details
There are plenty of car parks nearby Aylesbury Waterside Theatre within easy walking distance of the Theatre including a multi-storey car park in Walton Street (for sat navs, enter HP21 7QP). The Exchange Street and Waterside North carparks are opposite the Theatre.
Waterside Car Park (serving Waitrose, Travelodge and Theatre customers) is next to the Theatre and Floor 3 of the pay and display car park is available for Theatre patrons. For more information on parking please follow: https://en.parkopedia.co.uk/parking/aylesbury/?arriving=201909021230&leaving=201909021430
Covid safe guidelines: We ask that you do not attend this event if you have any symptoms of coronavirus (however mild).
Photography / Video: We plan to take photographs and record video of this workshop for future promotional activity including social media. If you do not wish to appear in the photographs or the video – please let us know either when making your booking, via email to [email protected] or by advising a member of the BBF team when you join the event.
Our environmental impact: We are working hard to reduce the environmental impact of our events and lower our carbon footprint as much as possible. Find out more here.
Skill Up Bucks: This event is supported by Skill Up Bucks, a program designed to help SME businesses in Buckinghamshire identify and nurture future talent by creating opportunities for people aged 17+ to meet and interact with employers. The programme is funded by the European Social Fund and the Department for Work and Pensions.
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Speakers
- Cllr. Joseph Baum
Buckinghamshire Council
- Emily Dingle
Head of Programmes & Operations, URA Thrusters
- Heather Dean
Head of Business Support & Skills, Buckinghamshire Business First
- Jenny Craig
Principal, Buckinghamshire College Group
- John Browning
LSIP Manager
- Juliet Anderson
Implementation Director, Buckinghamshire Health & Social Care Academy
- Martin-Christian Kent
LSIP Researcher, Buckinghamshire Business First
- Martina Porter
Director, All Spring Media
- Paul Skitt
Skills Development Director, Flannery Plant Hire
- Saad Ehsan
Research Manager, Buckinghamshire LEP
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