On May 17, 2024, code.hub, in collaboration with LinkedIn, co-organized by LinkedIn Connect Greece 2024. The event, full of exciting discussions and Keynote speeches, culminated with the speech of deputy minister of digital governance, Konstantinos Kyranakis.
The day started with LinkedIn’s keynote speech on “Building a more human world of work in the age of AI.” This talk set the framework for a day focused on technology and human resources. Code.hub took the baton with her speech “Investing in Human Capital” emphasizing the importance of talent development in the digital age.
Then there was an interesting discussion with Anastasia Anastasopoulou from Accententia Greece, who provided deeper knowledge of investing in human resources. LinkedIn continued with the talk “L&D Powers the AI Future” highlighting the crucial role of learning and development. Tatiana Kolovou, an instructor of LinkedIn Learning, completed the morning talks with her own session.
After a dynamic fireside chat with Ioanna Pappa from MYTILINEOS SA, the afternoon session began with the speech “Leveraging LinkedIn Data for Informed Policy and Decision-Making”. This was followed by a speech on “Digital Transformation in the Public Sector” and an interesting discussion with Deputy Minister Konstantinos Kyranakis about the digital future of Greece.
The event ended with MasterClass training sessions, where participants could choose between the “Executive Leadership” MasterClass and the “Talent” Masterclass. These sessions provided practical knowledge to leverage the LinkedIn platform for success in leadership and human resources.
LinkedIn Connect Greece 2024 emerged as a great success, offering a unique platform for professionals to connect, learn and network. The collaboration of code.hub and LinkedIn highlighted the importance of investing in human capital and digital transformation to promote future development and innovation.
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