What Todays Hosts of Virtual Events and Seminars Teach Us All

One of the key themes of engaging the youth in to the board room discussions, Government and private sector alike, has never been apparent and clearer than today. As everyone continues to ensure business continuity and devise an exit strategy from the current Pandora box, digital natives are a must to have partners.

We often hear the struggles of the seniors to adapt to the host of online discussions and seminars and it is easy to assume that coming up with a digitally driven exit strategy would even be more challenging.

It would be to the best interest of a country and businesses to engage the youth in the discussions and take their say for a way forward. It would be easy to undermine them for not having the exposure to traditional tools, methodologies and approaches, yet they will be helpful at least in the operational aspect just because they are born with it.

In the same token, the online (mostly cost free) discussions, webinars, event s, workshops and whatever they are called, are fundamental resources for the Youth to learn the wealth of wisdom in a short span of time. Businesses and organizations relentlessly give as a current means of engaging their customers and communities to sustain their business operations.

ONCE EVERYONE SHORTENS THE LEARNING CURVE , IT WOULD GO BACK TO NORMAL (EVEN IF IN A NEW WAY) AND YOU WOULD MISS THE CHANCE TO EDUCATE YOURSELF UNLESS YOU, THE YOUTH, ENGAGE YOURSELF WELL NOW.

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