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Keith Coats profiled – Global trends shaping the world of work

June 5, 2009 Graeme Codrington Future Trends, Global View, Leadership No Comments

Keith Coats, director and co-founder of TomorrowToday, is speaking in Sweden soon, at the invitation of the King. His topic is on the Global trends shaping the new world of work.

Keith has been profiled on a number of websites. Check out this profile in the latest Speakers of Note ezine. See his full profile at TomorrowToday’s website.

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