Human Capital. Creating New Leaders.
05 December
12:30 - 14:00
Plenary Hall
In a fierce struggle for technology companies and personnel in the international arena, the state faces a strategically important task - to grow technology leaders and keep them in the country. This task is even more acute at the regional level: the regions have to compete for talents not only and not so much with high-tech international companies as with Moscow and St. Petersburg, where traditionally and first of all brainpower drain.
Questions for discussion:
- How to make attraction points or at least retention points from regions, but not donors of personnel?
- In what kind of environment are technology leaders born and how to create it?
- How to stop the outflow of high-tech personnel from the regions?
- What resources can the region rely on and what tools to use?
- How to work with talents so that they become a strong community?
- What government projects and initiatives do regions need?
Moderators:
- Natalia Smelkova, director of the center for support of projects for the development of talents of NTI, RVC
Forum speakers:
- Mikhail Antonov, Deputy General Director - Director for Development of Innovative Infrastructure of RVC
- Maxim Kolesnikov, Minister of Economic Development of Perm Region
- Elena Romanova, CEO of the Rostec Academy
- Evgenia Serebryakova, Minister of Education of the Novgorod Region
- Anna Yanchevskaya, President of the AFK Sistema Charitable Foundation
- Dmitry Zemtsov, Vice-Rector for Development, FGAO UVO “Far Eastern Federal University” (FEFU), leader of the NTI working group on the development of additional and non-formal education “Circle movement”
Location
1st floor