Reimaging Work and Education in a Digital Age

Join us for a panel discussion and networking evening with HR and tech education experts on digital literacy and real-world skills: Schools are expected to prepare students for a fast-changing, tech-driven workforce by emphasizing digital literacy, while also nurturing critical thinking and real-world learning in the era of AI. At the same time, employers are seeking adaptable, tech-fluent workers who can keep learning and collaborate effectively. This event explores how educators and industry are adapting to a new era (one defined by technology in education and education in technology) even as schools respond to calls to limit screen time and reduce classroom technology to support more effective learning.

The discussion will be followed by networking.

• , Chief People Officer, Forrester
• , Senior Advisor to EdTech Companies, President Boston EdTech Foundation

More speakers to be announced.

Jobina serves as Forrester’s chief people officer, responsible for elevating its employee experience and implementing people-centered strategies that propel the business forward. Her area of expertise is in building strategic HR-business partnerships, which includes driving talent and leadership development, performance management, succession planning, employee engagement, diversity and inclusion, and executive coaching. She brings more than 20 years of global human capital management leadership experience across Asia, Europe, and North America. Prior to joining Forrester, Jobina served as the senior vice president of human resources at TÜV SÜD, where she led a high-performing team of HR professionals, shaped the organizational culture, and executed comprehensive people strategies in alignment with the firm’s business strategy. Prior to TÜV SÜD, Jobina held leadership positions at Robert Bosch and Polaris Software in Singapore. She began her career at i2i Enterprises in Mumbai, India.

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