Annual Event
Future Talent
Summit 2025
June 17-18, 2025
Welcome to Stockholm, Sweden, and one of the world’s most influential annual events on the future of work and learning
Co-hosted by Företagsuniversitetet, one of Sweden’s most respected polytechnic institutes, owned by the foundation at Stockholm University
Impactful
Leading experts, facilitated meetings, and access to data and case studies ensure tangible outcomes for delegates
New Ownership
Since 2025, Future Talent Council and Future Talent Summit operate under new, member-driven ownership
Meet the Moment
In disruptive times, with geopolitical sensitivities, accelerating technological developments, and a changing talent landscape, the Future Talent Summit 2025 represents a pivotal moment for leaders to gather, recalibrate, and collaborate
Dates
June 17-18, 2025
Location
Stockholm, Sweden
Venue
7A Posthuset, Vasagatan 28
Register Participation
An Event with a Legacy of Global Impact
The Annual Gala Dinner:
Swedish Royal Opera
This year’s Gala Dinner will take place at the iconic Royal Swedish Opera, an unforgettable setting for an evening of reflection, conversation, and celebration.
A hallmark of the Summit experience, the Gala gathers delegates for a shared moment of pause and perspective, offering the space to continue the conversations beyond the stage.
The Royal Swedish Opera has been a cornerstone of Sweden’s cultural landscape since the 18th century. Located in central Stockholm, it’s a space that blends historic architecture with contemporary relevance, making it a fitting setting for an evening that bridges tradition and future-focused dialogue.
Agenda Highlights
“The next big arenas of competition”
- Upskilling & Reskilling
- Future Skills Requirements
- Lifelong Learning
- Workforce Development
- Generative AI at Work
- Job Market Disruptions
- Skills-Powered Organizations
“What will the world of work look like in 5-10 years?”
- Talent Acquisition
- Sustainable Leadership
- Talent Management
- Hybrid Workforce
- Employee Value Proposition
- Multigenerational Workplace
- Generation Alpha
“We have to prepare people for their future, not our past”
- Future of Education
- Career Outcomes
- Curriculum Innovation
- Employer & Academia Partnerships
- Personalized Learning
- Microcredentials
“Building a resilient and inclusive future of work”
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Inclusive Work & Learning Environments
- A Culture of Belonging
- Social Justice
- Systemic Change & Policy
- Economic Mobility & Security
Future Talent Council
Member-Only Registration
Future Talent Council is a global membership organization shaping the future of work, education, and talent.
Attendance at our events is exclusive to paying members or available via paid ticket access.
Not a Member?
Purchase Your Ticket and Secure Your Attendance.
If you are not a member, you can purchase a ticket and secure your spot.
For any questions contact us directly at hello@futuretalentcouncil.com.
Hotels & Partners
Hotel At Six
Code: NHRCORP10
Modern luxury in central Stockholm, just a 5-minute walk from the venue.
Clarion Hotel
Code: MEET12
Contemporary comfort, approximately 15 minutes walk to the venue.
Scandic Continental
Code: PRO15SE
Central location, within a 10-minute walk to the venue.
Nobis Hotel
Code: FTS2025
Elegant design hotel located a 10-minute walk from 7A Posthuset.
Arlanda Express
Code: FTS25
Fastest, most climate-friendly way from airport to center, just a 2-minute walk from the venue.
Honorary Delegates
Daniel Kjellsson
Director-General
Future Talent Council
Sam Schlimper
Managing Director, Randstad Enterprise
Uzair Qadeer
Chief People Officer
BBC
Chloe Tattanelli
Founder & CEO
C-YourCulture
Michael Gerlich
Head of Strategic Corporate Foresight / Head of Exec Ed
Swiss Business School
Brian Glaser
VP & Chief Talent & Learning Officer
Google
El Iza Mohamedou
Head – Centre for Skills
OECD
Dart Lindsley
CEO & Co-founder
11fold
Carl Benedikt Frey
Director of Future of Work
University of Oxford
Matt Sigelman
President, The Burning Glass Institute
Caroline Rende
Director, Career Exploration
Harvard University
Marni Baker Stein
Chief Learning Officer
Coursera
Michele Carville
VP P&C People Sustainability
Philip Morris International
James Morris
Director of Global Corporate Affairs and Advocacy
PwC UK
Mary Glowacka
Global Head of Learning & Leadership Development
Rolls-Royce
Sean Omar Ferguson
Vice President of Strategy & Innovation
Bentley University
Anna Gullstrand
Chief People & Culture Officer
Mentimeter
Isabel Berwick
Editor of ‘Work It’ podcast
Financial Times
Roselyn Cason-Marcus
Global Director, Talent & Affinity
McKinsey & Company
Tahsin Alam
Associate Dean for Advancement
University of Washington, Foster School of Business
Adam Shoemaker
Vice-Chancellor and President
Victoria University
Marc Fisher
Vice Chancellor Administration
University of California, Berkeley
Andrew Jones
Vice-Chancellor and President
Brunel University of London
Gretchen Neisler
Vice Provost of International Affairs
University of Tennessee
Paul Tesluk
Provost
Bentley University
Elena Magrini
Head of Global Research
Lightcast
Saeed Al Dhaheri
Director, Center for Future Studies
University of Dubai
Esra Buldu
Employee Experience and Employer Branding Senior Manager
Türk Telekom
Jackie Shyman Holt
Chief People Officer
Dr. Squatch
Javaid Sheikh
Dean
Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar
Sherman Young
Vice-Provost
RMIT
Greg Muccio
Head of Talent Acquisition
Southwest Airlines
Clayton Grimaud
Senior Director
National Skills Council (Gov. of Malta)
Amanda Diston
SVP Talent & Reward
AVEVA
Silvia Albery
Global Head of Talent Acquisition
MSC Cruises
Mike Flores
Chancellor
Alamo Colleges District
Eric Evans
President & CEO
Bryan University
Sven Winterhalder
Chief Strategy Officer
Hochschule München Univ. of Applied Sciences
Lisa Umenyiora
Executive Director, Careers and Student Life
Imperial College Business School London
Julian Phillips
SVP Global Business Development & Managing Director
AVI-SPL
Andrew Gordon
Founder & CEO DA
Global Access Network
Cynthia Rude
Executive Director
UC Irvine Paul Merage School of Business Career Center
Gareth Flynn
CEO
TQSolutions
Carey Schroyer
STEM Dean and Director of Edmonds College AI and Data Science Center Edmonds College
Sebastian Kreibich
Managing Director
Scheer School of Digital Sciences at Saarland University
Nimai Swaroop
Group Head of Employer Branding
Coca Cola HBC
Ann-Therése Enarsson
CEO
Futurion
Frida Monsén
Global Head of L&D Strategy
Vattenfall
Tim Sharp
Head of Talent
Takeda
Sharan Singh
Vice President of Strategic Partnerships
Minerva Project
Meagan Gregorczyk
President
MG Consulting
Charles-Henri Besseyre des Horts
Emeritus Professor
HEC Paris
Monroe France
Vice Provost for Institutional Inclusive Excellence and Professor of the Practice, Tisch College Tufts University
Debbie French
Director
HR Tech Europe
Alison Ettridge
Global Director Talent Intelligence
Lightcast
Bo Vialle-Derksen
Founder
SyngularEdge
Adela Negru
CHRO
NTT DATA Romania
Tania Lennon
Executive Director, Strategic Talent Lab
IMD
Jurgen Van De Sompel
CEO
INNOCOM
Ilse Venter
Global SWP (Workforce Strategy and Transformation) Leader
PWC Germany
Our Global Network
Membership
Memberships are organizational and by nomination
Governance
A limited corporation governed under Swedish law, and the EU Transparency Act
Independence
Future Talent Council is independent, impartial and not tied to any special interests
Locations
Globally distributed organization headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden
Member
Member login
Directory
Event registration
About
About
Leadership
Contact
FAQ
Talent Weekly
Get our executive briefing on the world news on talent, education, and work