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Episode 9

Udgivet 28/11/2018

What will the future of work look like?

Interview with Sheree Atcheson, Influencer and Technology, Respect and Inclusion Manager in Deloitte

In this episode, we will discuss employment and diversity with Sheree Atcheson, who is listed as one of the UK’s most influential women in technology.

27-year-old Sheree Atcheson represents the generation of millennials that is now taking over the workforce, urging employers to revisit their work policies and values. This generation is more purpose driven and has come to expect inclusiveness in workplaces and society. We have asked Sheree what the future of work looks like from her perspective and how she works to empower and inspire women and minorities to grab the opportunities in the tech industry.

Host: Peter Mogensen, CEO of the Danish think tank, Kraka.
Guests: Sheree Atcheson, Global Ambassador for the non-profit organization Women Who Code & UK Technology, Respect and Inclusion Manager in Deloitte and Anders Dons, Nordic CEO of Deloitte.

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