INCAE Gathers International Business Leaders to Tackle Regional Economic and Talent Hurdles

INCAE Business School recently served as the host for its distinguished advisory board, a dynamic group of business leaders hailing from more than ten nations. This annual gathering is a crucial platform for these experts to delve into the pressing economic and talent-related challenges confronting the Latin American region. The focus is not just on identifying problems, but on collaboratively seeking solutions and aligning strategies, particularly within the educational sphere, to ensure sustained social and economic competitiveness.

Camelia Ilie, Dean of INCAE Business School, highlighted the interactive nature of the discussions. The board engaged with global insights, connecting with experts from the World Economic Forum, including Ricky Lee, co-author of the 'Future of Jobs' study. This international perspective is vital, as Ilie noted, "in the end, we compete globally." The comparison of regional challenges and talent development strategies with global benchmarks is essential for formulating effective local responses.

Furthermore, the participation of experts from the United States enriched the dialogue, providing further perspectives on the future of the region, talent development, and the critical role of education. From our vantage point at TVN Noticias, this INCAE initiative is particularly significant. It demonstrates a proactive commitment to addressing the complex issues hindering regional progress. By bringing together such a diverse and experienced group, INCAE is not only fostering a deeper understanding of the challenges but also paving the way for innovative educational approaches tailored to equip future generations with the skills needed to thrive in a globalized economy. This focus on talent and education as drivers of competitiveness is a narrative that resonates deeply within Panama and the wider region.

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Se conectan con los otros expertos desde Suiza, desde el World Economic Forum. La coautora, Ricky Lee, del estudio Future of Jobs, se va a conectar ahora mismo con nosotros y vamos a reflexionar juntos acerca de ese tema y nos vamos a comparar también con el resto del mundo porque en el fondo competimos globalmente. Luego tenemos expertos que vienen de Estados Unidos también para reflexionar acerca del futuro de la región y del talento y de la educación.