Net Zero Future Skills: Report Launch

Event details

Understanding the sector-specific barriers in training or re-skilling workforces to meet the challenge of Net Zero and decarbonisation.

Join us for the launch of the Net Zero Future Skills report, an in-depth exploration into the skills and workforce development needed to support the West Midlands and the UK more broadly on its journey to a Net Zero economy. This event will bring together key policymakers, industry leaders, and regional partners to discuss the report's findings and the actions required to prepare our workforce for a sustainable future.

Be part of the conversation shaping the future of the UK’s workforce in the journey to net zero.

Speakers

Professor Carl Perrin, Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) (Non-Academic Engagement

With a strong focus on sustainable development, he leads research and innovation in clean growth and future mobility. His work includes the development of self-driving cars and advocating for the decarbonisation of the manufacturing sector. As an academic leader, he also contributes to the university’s sustainability efforts. His leadership and expertise are instrumental in shaping the future of transport and cities.

Deepak Farmah, Director of the Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems and Electric Revolution Skills Hub

Deepak Farmah has a proven track record in steering national-scale initiatives at the intersection of academia, industry and technology. As a recognised expert in skills aquation and workforce forsighting, digital transformation, AI strategy, and challenge-led innovation, Deepak has continuously demonstrated his ability to drive strategic change and foster commercial success in the most dynamic and fast-evolving industries.

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