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Astronaut Tony Antonelli shares insights on leadership and innovation in the Space Sector and how NASA’s experience in overcoming setbacks has real-life, practical applications for businesses

UK immigration is a hot-button political topic - as well as a critical issue for UK employers looking to fill key roles. Immigration lawyer Vanessa Ganguin analyses the data and concludes net migration has likely peaked at 606,000.

How does a global organisation make the most of its diverse talent, provide equal opportunities for individuals from different social classes and ethnicities, and foster a clear-defined and inclusive culture?

Save the date: Thursday, 8 June 2023, 9am-6.30pm, Lamberhurst, Kent TN3 8JB

Astronaut and space expert Tony Antonelli will be discussing how the space sector combines leadership and innovation and deals with the challenges of setbacks.

The impact of technology, the future of work, the challenges and opportunities of diversity and the logistics of supporting and nurturing a global workforce are all challenges that organisations face in 2023.

The race for space is a multinational endeavour. A new report from PwC highlights the UK’s unique position in attracting global talent and private investment. This while space tech establishes its significant role in driving economic growth and solving some of humanity’s most pressing challenges.

We are undoubtedly in an age of disruption where old rules no longer apply. Embracing this is the first step to harnessing innovation. What are the conditions that allow creative problem-solving?

Elon Musk’s Space X project divides opinion. But how can its spectacular success – and recent failure – take humanity forward - and at a time when for many of us the focus is much closer to home? Innovation, leadership, resilience and collaboration are all in play as we strive for the next frontier, whatever our sector or profession.

Given the ever-growing skills shortage across the globe, it is small wonder that many governments are scrambling to liberalise immigration policies – while adopting programmes aimed at upskilling indigenous populations – in a bid to solve the problem.