Commissioner Starks: Future of Work Roundtable
This event convened a group from civil society, academia, and industry to orient the FCC's role in the Future of Work conversation.
Agenda
1:00 PM — Welcoming Remarks from Commissioner Starks & Introductions
1:15 PM — Defining the Future of Work
Spencer Overton, President, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
1:20 PM — Mapping Out the Challenges of the Future of Work
Discussion Moderated by Spencer Overton
Panelists will discuss what communities are impacted by the lack of access to broadband and how that affects their participation in a technologically advanced workforce
1:50 PM — A Call for Policy and Industry Solutions for the Future of Work
Jamie Susskind, Vice President of Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Consumer Technology Association
1:55 PM — Identifying and Developing Sustainable Solutions for the Future of Work
Discussion Moderated by Jamie Susskind
Panelists will identify broadband access and adoption solutions coupled with solutions for upskilling and reskilling workers at risk of displacement
2:25 PM — Audience Q&A
2:30 PM — Closing Remarks from Commissioner Starks
Panelists
- Vikrum Aiyer, Postmates
- Jana Barresi, Walmart
- Mary Clagett, Jobs for the Future
- Kayla Gardner, Wireless Infrastructure Association
- Alan Hanson, United Food & Commercial Workers Local 400
- Nicole Isaac, LinkedIn
- Mary Alice McCarthy, New America
- Dr. Mona Mourshed, Generation
- Francella Ochillo, Next Century Cities
- Clint Odom, National Urban League
- Kelsey Odom, Consumer Technology Association
- Jason Oliver, AT&T
- Spencer Overton, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
- Guru Sethupathy, Capital One
- Jamie Susskind, Consumer Technology Association
- Stephanie Sykes, African American Mayors Association
- Yolanda Townsend, Opportunity at Work
- Miriam Vogel, Equal AI
- Ardine Williams, Amazon
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