CCB Institutional Alignment Project Event Series: Workforce Development

What are the roles of Central Banks in labor force development and deployment in economies with spiraling inflation and declining labor supplies? Are Central Banks fully equipped with the appropriate tools to succeed in these roles? For instance, should Central Banks have targeted credit vehicles for labor force educational/training institutions? Should Central Banks be more active in specifying the jobs and job skills that economies need now and will need over the next five years? Do such programs range too far from the traditional roles of some Central Banks to obtain price stability and regularize low unemployment?

Join the GIC’s College of Central Bankers for an Executive Briefing exploring Central Banks’ roles in workforce development with GIC College of Central Bankers Fellow, Danny Blanchflower, Former Member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, and CCB Advisory Board Member, David Kotok, Chief Investment Officer of Cumberland Advisors. Plus remarks by CCB Chair, Peter A. Gold, Esq., Principal of TheGoldGroup LLC.

About the Institutional Alignment Project: The College of Central Bankers is actively organizing a multiyear global discussion called the Institutional Alignment Project. This Project is centered around the overarching question of whether national and international policymaking institutions are sufficiently equipped to address the impacts of high debt levels, digital currencies, unsupervised algorithmic trading, inequality, climate change, and changing demographics. This Project will also address whether long-standing international accords need to be modified and/or whether new global agreements are necessary. Working collaboratively, the CCB and its community will be bringing this discussion and other activities to the global stage, beginning with a series of virtual events.

About the College of Central Bankers: The Global Interdependence Center’s College of Central Bankers provides a platform for former leaders of the world’s central banks and similar institutions to share their unique combination of hands on experience and continued thought leadership on important global issues facing economies and effecting the quality of life. We invite you to please click here for more information on the College and its Fellows. The College and its membership operates within the GIC umbrella and with GIC’s administrative support.