The technology revolution of the 21st Century is disrupting the workforce at a dizzying speed, throwing into question the value of traditional post-secondary education. Universities and corporations are being forced to go beyond incremental reforms. They are having to totally re-envision the education process and how it prepares students and workers of all ages to compete for jobs of today and the future. University heads and education business leaders will strategize how to revolutionize what, when, and where we learn.

Moderator
Jeffrey Selingo
Contributor, The Washington Post; Special Advisor, Arizona State University

Speakers
Bill Achtmeyer
Parthenon Founder and Senior Managing Director, EY-Parthenon

Rafael Bras
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology

Mitch Daniels
President, Purdue University; Former Governor, Indiana

Yoshimasa Hayashi
Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Government of Japan

Candace Thille
Director, Learning Science and Engineering, Amazon.com