ManpowerGroup to Lead Discussions on People-First Transformation at the World Economic Forum's 2025 Annual Meeting

Core Insights - ManpowerGroup is participating in the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos to address the impact of AI and the green transition on workforce skills and sentiment [1][3][5] - A significant portion of the workforce is optimistic about green initiatives, but there is skepticism regarding AI's benefits for career advancement and opportunities for upward mobility [1][5] Group 1: Workforce Sentiment and Trends - 70% of individuals feel positive about green initiatives transforming jobs, while only 53% believe AI will benefit their careers [1] - 25% of workers see opportunities for upward mobility in their current roles [1] - ManpowerGroup will release its "2025 Global Workforce Trends" report, highlighting 16 key trends influenced by workforce expansion, new working methods, digital transformation, and global changes [5] Group 2: Leadership and Discussions - Jonas Prising, ManpowerGroup Chair & CEO, emphasizes the need for targeted upskilling to unlock human potential and address workforce challenges [3] - A strategic session led by Prising will focus on developing practical solutions for companies and governments to adapt to the evolving job market [3] Group 3: Events and Engagements - ManpowerGroup will host a session titled "What Will Work Be Once AI Grows Up?" featuring industry leaders discussing the future of work in an AI-driven environment [4] - The event will be available for on-demand viewing, allowing broader access to insights shared during the discussion [4]