The website of economist and keynote speaker Linda Nazareth, expert in demographics, global trends and the future of work
With Generative AI disrupting the world of work the hot topic is how to choose a career that cannot be easily replaced by technology. Just maybe, some of the answer to that might come from the skilled trades. That was th topic of a column (read it here) that I wrote for the Globe and […]
I feel honoured that I was asked to do the opening keynote for the CSA Group at their Pathways Conference in Toronto. The subject was the aging population and what that will means for the future of work, which is a complicated subject to say the least. I talked about the way that demographics are […]
So happy to have been part of the recent ‘Transformation’ Professional Development Day at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. I spoke about the future of work and then enjoyed the Q & A from the very engaged audience.
Awesome event yesterday at BDO Canada talking about the megatrends impacting the future of work and the importance of having a growth mindset. Challenging times ahead, but exciting times too. Happy to be part of the discussion!
It always happens the same way: the economy slow and births go down, and then it gets better and there is a mini baby boom. Except – not this time. It is ten years after the end of the recession and births in the U.S..and Canada are showing no sign of recovery. See more about […]
Whenever I speak before an audience I inevitably bring up the subject of demographics, because to me it is the aging-elephant in the room. Whether I am engaged to talk about the economic outlook or about interest rates or about the future of work, it inevitably all does come down to the subject of people, […]
After this Globe and Mail column came out, I had a friend call and ask whether he should re-jig his portfolio to get rid of his auto stocks. The piece is about demographics, and specifically about the implications of the fact that people spend differently over their lifetimes (spoiler: as you age you are more […]
‘Financial Repression’ or the generational divide over low interest rates.
The world is headed for a slower growth phase thanks to demographics – but good policy can change things
Boomers have moved into the cities – but that might not drive city growth forever.
