Future of work and sustainable development conference at University of Abuja
Vivacity Development, in collaboration with DO and in partnership with the University of Abuja Political Science Faculty, hosted the Embracing the Future of Work and Sustainable Development Conference on February 22, 2024, at 10 a.m. The event was held at the University of Abuja, aligning with Vivacity Development’s mission of nurturing young individuals’ potentials for a brighter and sustainable future.
Objectives:
– To educate young individuals on harnessing the power of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for research and development.
– To drive innovation and sustainability through focused initiatives.
– To empower university students with insights on career paths in emerging sectors like the green economy.
Key Initiatives Highlighted by the Founder and CEO of Vivacity Development:
The CEO outlined three key initiatives aimed at achieving the conference’s objectives:
- Green Economy Program: Special training programs focusing on the green economy to equip young individuals with relevant skills.
- ICT Integration for Research and Development: Leveraging ICT for advancing research and fostering innovation in sustainability endeavors.
- Collaborations with Industry Leaders: Partnerships with leaders in green economy and ICT sectors to provide young individuals with real-world exposure and opportunities to engage in impactful projects.
Notable Attendees/Speakers:
– Panel Moderator:
Mrs. Faith Victor Onyekwere
– Speakers:
– Dr. Bibi Farouk
– Dr. Abioye Oke (Group CEO, Lifestyle Hub)
– Temitope Gbenro (General Manager, Credit Capital Service Limited)
– Guest of Honor: Sunday Dare, former Minister of Youth and Sport Development.
– Panelist: Irene David-Arinze (Founder of LIDA Network).
Key Highlights:
– The conference emphasized nurturing potentials of young individuals for sustainable development.
– Focus on equipping youth with skills for the green economy and leveraging ICT for innovation.
– Exploration of career paths in green economy sectors.