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Sebastian Dettmers
The Stepstone Group CEO
Sebastian Dettmers is a seasoned professional who has made significant contributions in disrupting labor markets.
He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Marketing as well as a Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Münster.
Sebastian has held key leadership roles in prestigious organizations including being the former CEO at The Stepstone Group, former General Manager of Classifieds Group at Axel Springer SE, and former Managing Director at the Academic Society for Marketing and Business Leadership.
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💫 Meet Stepstone & Financial Times Live to Discuss the Global Competition for Talent!
The world’s most important economies are facing a major challenge: The Great People Shortage. We are looking forward to hosting an event with FT Live on April 24th, where we will discuss how this shortage is intensifying the global competition for talent.
I am privileged to share the stage with these distinguished speakers:
Dr. Auma Obama, Sauti Kuu | Foundation Diane Thornhill, Arup Ekkehard Ernst, International Labour Organization Layla Moran, House of Commons
We're diving into big questions: How to attract and keep great talent? How does moving talent around affect work and competition? And: What are the top destinations for global talent in 2024?
💡 Plus, we'll reveal the first results from our huge Global Talent Survey with 150,000 participants from 188 countries!
🗓 When? April 24 at 3 PM BST Register for free here: https://lnkd.in/epw_yE_C
Thanks to everyone and FT Live and The Stepstone Group for making this happen. Can't wait to see you there!
hashtag #GlobalTalent hashtag #TalentMobility hashtag #StepstoneGroup
📈 The US economy is roaring. And Immigration is one of the key reasons.
Last year, the US economy grew by 2.5%, and it is expected to grow by more than 2% in 2024. One key reason: Immigration.
"You can’t grow like this with just the native workforce. It’s not possible” says Pia Orrenius, vice president and senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
👉 About 50 percent of the labor market’s extraordinary recent growth came from foreign-born workers between January 2023 and January 2024, according to Evgeniya Duzhak from Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Europe, facing similar demographic challenges, can learn from the US. By welcoming immigrants, Europe can bolster its labor force, stimulate economic growth, and ensure a more dynamic and resilient economy.
The Washington Post has the full story: https://lnkd.in/e2NzpX3j, original research can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eETUcB9S
#EconomicGrowth #LaborMarket #ImmigrationPolicy #USAEconomy
