Press Releases

 

Feb 21, 2010 Workforce Press: ... Ms. Gosset’s one hour delivery mesmerized the audience with rich visuals, and short movie clips, to provide insights into the upcoming industry trends discussing the type of new jobs that do not exist yet but will be with us within 2 to 5 years, the education required to prepare for these new jobs, and the research work required to be ready. Ms. Gosset shared her perspective on best practices to keep professional skills sharp enough to weather the turmoil of the economical crisis and the acceleration of the development of many industries....[link to press release]

 

 

NEWSPRINT

 

The Herald, by Mary Claypool, Mind Your Own Business

June 30, 2009

If you've ever wondererd what the next wave of technology will bring, you would have enjoyed a presentation by Nathalie Gosset earlier this month at the Business Council's Annual Economic Development Conference,.... [link to article]

 

 

The Signal, Santa Clarita Valley

Nov 17, 2009

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Keynote address on nanotechnology for biomedical application

 

 

 BLOGS

Andrew Choi's Blog

Jan 3, 2010

Meeting Nathalie Gosset ....

 

 

 YOUTUBE

 

Jobs of the Future - overviews

January 24, 2010

On Youtube.com, On slideshare.com

 

 

TESTIMONIES

 

Feb 16, 2010

Nathalie Gosset has added great value to the MBA classes I teach at Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business and Management. On several occasions, I have invited her to lecture to my classes in Marketing Entrepreneurial Ventures and Global Marketing on the key subject of “jobs of the future” that have not yet been invented. Her lecture presents a critical and creative way of thinking about future trends and the importance of understanding the direction and velocity of activities, how to position oneself to take advantage of forward-looking developments and to understand their impact on career development. Ms. Gosset’s expertise adds an exciting and inspiring perpsective for my students as they prepare to embark on innovative career directions.

Douglas E. Howe
Practitioner Faculty, Entrepreneurship
Graziadio School of Business and Management
Pepperdine University
Malibu, California