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Online for July 5th - 7th
Will your skills have any value in the future?
The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs report states that by the mid-2020s, more than one-third of the skills we currently consider crucial for today’s jobs will have changed.
This means that as we head into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, freelancers, traditional workers, and those looking at self-employment, must stay ahead of the curve by adopting new skills, embracing change, and adapting to novel ways of working.
To help you navigate this rapidly changing employment landscape, the theme for this year’s festival is The Future of Work.
Our program includes:
- High-profile speakers
- Panel discussions
- Workshops
- Physical/Mental/Emotional wellbeing for freelancers
- Finances and contracts
- Online security
The 2020 Freelance Festival is an exciting chance for you to learn and network with a growing workforce of freelancers and entrepreneurs.
The future of work consists of learning a living ~ Marshall McLuhan
The Launceston Freelance Festival is acutely aware of the financial burden affecting many of us at this time. Freelancers, casuals, and anyone involved in the gig economy are especially affected. As such, we are offering a super-early special of $35 for a day ticket. This represents superb value. Book your super early bird now and get ahead of the curve as work changes forever
Gary Nunn
Freelance Journalist
Nina Hendy
The Freelance Collective
Owen Tilbury
BOFA Film Festival Director
Holly Shoebridge
Director - Oceans Accounting & Advisory
John Bergin
Google News Intiative
Rachel Berger
Comedian and Writer
Nick Tantaro
Filmmaker & Event Producer
Dr Tim Kitchen
Adobe -Senior Education Specialist
Denise Eriksen
Media Mentors
Esther Coleman Hawkins
Media Mentors
Danielle Cronin
Editor - Brisbane Times
Eric Black
Business Development Manager
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