Future of Work at UNO is an annual initiative that brings together students, employers, educators, alumni, and community leaders to explore the ideas shaping tomorrow's workforce.
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Future of Work Conversations brings together people at different stages of their careers to explore how work is changing, what skills matter most, and how we can prepare for what's next.
Using a featured reading as the starting point, participants engage in meaningful discussion, hear diverse perspectives, and build new connections across campus and the community.
Featured Reading
The book explores how trade wars have shaped international relations throughout history, with a particular focus on the ongoing economic rivalry between the United States and China. Drawing on economics, politics, and history, it offers valuable insights into global trade policies, international business strategies, and the future of global markets.
The book's author, Craig VanGrasstek, will join us in person to share his insights and engage in a conversation about global trade and its implications for businesses.
Reading the book is encouraged but not required to participate in the event.
Featured Speaker: Craig VanGrasstek
Join international trade scholar and author Craig VanGrasstek for an insightful conversation about the history of U.S. trade policy, global economic relations, and the evolving challenges of international trade.
With more than 40 years of experience, VanGrasstek is President of Washington Trade Reports, a former instructor at Harvard Kennedy School, and an advisor to international organizations, including the World Trade Organization and World Bank. His latest book, On Trade War, examines the forces shaping American trade policy and international commerce.
Audience Q&A and Discussion
An opportunity to engage with Craig VanGrasstek on current trade challenges, policy developments, and international business.
Closing Remarks & Networking
Final reflections and an opportunity to connect with fellow attendees.
Hosted by Midwest International Trade Association and UNO Executive MBA in partnership with the Center for Competencies, Skills, and Workforce Development (CCSW)
