Employment is Dead; What Comes Next? |  Guest: Deborah Perry Piscione - Future of Work expert and author of "Employment is Dead"

What if the future of work isn’t about jobs at all? In this eye-opening conversation with innovation expert Deborah Piscione, we explore why the next generation must think like innovators, not employees—building career capital through skills, networks, and creative pursuits rather than chasing job titles or climbing outdated ladders. In the future they’ll need a mosaic of experiences, passions, projects and collaborations to thrive, so how do we prepare them for a world where success isn’t defined by employment, but by the ability to continuously create, adapt, and contribute? And how does this shift the conversation on the kind of education that matters most now?

Why this matters: Because the question isn’t what job your child will have—it’s what problems they’ll solve, what communities they’ll build, and what future they’ll help design.

• Helping them cultivate curiosity, adaptability, and collaborative spirit prepares them to thrive in systems we can’t yet see.
• The future of work isn’t waiting for them to apply—it’s inviting them to invent.
• Preparing kids to lead in this future means helping them become lifelong learners, agile problem-solvers, and confident creators of opportunity.