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Steven Preston

Steven Preston

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  • Council Post: How Can Low-Wage Workers Avoid Getting Left Behind By AI?

    By Steven Preston Verified| Forbes Verified Steve Preston is president and CEO of Goodwill Industries International, the largest nonprofit workforce developer in North America. As 2024 unfolds and the digital transformation of our economy accelerates, the adoption of artificial intelligence can spell disaster for low-wage workers who lack the skills to adapt to changing labor demands.

    By Steven Preston Verified · Forbes

    Jan. 30, 2024

  • Success for Cedar Foundation User Forum

    By Steven Preston Verified| 4ni Web Directory@ A capacity crowd attended the recent Cedar Foundation User Forum Conference at the impressive Lagan Valley Island Civic Centre, Lisburn. They were at the Centre to find out how much had been achieved during the last year by The Cedar Foundation and its User Forum. The Forum is a group of disabled people whose aim is to Make a Positive Difference to The Cedar Foundation and to the lives of other disabled people.

    By Steven Preston Verified · 4ni Web Directory

    Nov. 09, 2005

  • Council Post: How Can Low-Wage Workers Avoid Getting Left Behind By AI?

    By Steven Preston Verified| Forbes Verified Steve Preston is president and CEO of Goodwill Industries International, the largest nonprofit workforce developer in North America. As 2024 unfolds and the digital transformation of our economy accelerates, the adoption of artificial intelligence can spell disaster for low-wage workers who lack the skills to adapt to changing labor demands.

    By Steven Preston Verified · Forbes

    Jan. 30, 2024

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