Bain’s Karen Harris: Labor 2030
The American Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with Bain & Company Denmark is pleased to welcome our Senior Executives to a breakfast seminar on ‘Labor 2030‘ with Karen Harris, Managing Director of the Macro Trends Group at Bain.
In the light of rapidly aging populations, accelerating automation and rising inequality, we are faced with huge disruptions in the labor market. Bain’s Macro Trends Group looked at the confluence of those factors and what it means for the development of labor in the decade ahead.
The business environment of the 2030s will be more volatile and economic swings more extreme. How can executives prepare for this transformation of labor? Which risks and opportunities can we expect to see on the labor market?
Thought leader Karen Harris is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the National Committee on US-China Relations and the Economics Club of New York, and is regularly featured in major global media outlets including the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and Forbes to share her insights.
Join us for a relevant discussion with Bain’s Karen Harris, and learn more about the convergence of three trends and the expected effect on the labor force through this decade.
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About Karen Harris, Managing Director, Bain & Company
Karen Harris is based out of Bain’s New York office and she frequently works with institutional investors to embed macro strategy into their investment strategy and due diligence. Ms. Harris is regularly featured in major media outlets around the globe.
About the Bain Macro Trends Group (MTG)
The Bain Macro Trends Group (MTG) is the capability group for developing Bain’s insights about global macroeconomics, macro social trends, and geopolitics as they impact the results of Bain’s clients. The group’s proprietary research includes work on trends driving global growth in GDP and in capital markets, as well as specific geographic analyses (including China, the United States and the Eurozone), which it uses to help clients understand the potential impact of the volatile global environment on their businesses.