As the industry continues to see a shortage in new and diverse talent, we ask broadcasters what more can be done to attract young professionals. Whilst online audiences grow, the industry must rethink how to market to the next generation, and who to collaborate with to improve access, to ensure the skills behind the content grow too.
Speakers:
Abigail Hemmingway - Managing Director, Jackshoot
Fabio Varolo – Manager, FOR.A Europe
Marco Lopez – Vice President, Research & Development, Clear-Com
Tom Crocker – Director, Business Development, Ross Video
Michael McKenna – CEO, Final Pixel
Lorenzo Zanni – Head of Knowledge, IABM
Paul Scurrell – Senior VP Product, Atomos
Amelia Kallman – Futurist, Speaker, Author, The Big Reveal
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