Finally, where do you get the best training for tomorrow?[Finalement, où se forme-t-on le mieux pour demain ?]

Finally, where do you get the best training for tomorrow? ► A conference to discover the best ways to train after the baccalauréat... and for life. If the royal roads no longer exist, if you have to be the entrepreneur of your own life, if the robotization of professions is reshuffling the cards of study and guidance, if it's more complicated to find your place, then where do you train best today for the world to come? We'll be talking to : Julian Alvarez, consultant specializing in Serious games for Ludoscience / IDATE / Lutin Userlab Fabienne Blaise, President of the Université Sciences Humaines et Sociales Jean-Michel Blanquer, Managing Director, Essec Group Svenia Busson, founder of LearnSpace Jean-Charles Cailliez, Director of Innovation, Institut Catholique de Lille Dominique Derozier, Vice President of Training at the University of Lille Sciences et Technologies Stéphanie Gasnier, Head of Eurateach Formations Jean-Marc Idoux, General Manager, Yncréa Hauts de France Loïc Plé, Deputy Director of Pedagogy and Academic Development, IÉSEG School of Management Jean de Zélicourt, Deputy Director, Institut Mines Telecom Lille Douai To stimulate discussion, we've included videos from interviews with thirty-five leading figures, players or witnesses of the world to come: academic leaders such as François Taddei (Centre de recherches interdisciplinaires - Paris 5), John Hennessy (Stanford), Peter Dillenbourg (Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne), Jean-François Ouellet (HEC Montréal) ; business leaders such as Sébastien Bazin (Accor), Xavier Niel (Free), Frédéric Mazzella (BlaBlaCar) and Bertin Nahum (MedTech-zimmer); start-ups such as Pierre Dubuc (OpenClassrooms), Laure Courty (jestocke. com), Philippe Wagner (Captain Contrat), Valentin Stalf (N26, Germany), Marita Cheng (2Mar Robotics), Pandora Samios (Smarty Crew), Tatiana Jama (Selectionnist), Thoams Schenck (Connect'O), Sylvain Kakache (Holberton School), Thomas Samuel (Sunna Design), Ben Rattray (change. org), investors such as Marie Ekeland (Daphni), Ory Okolloh (Omidyar Network, Kenya); social entrepreneurs like Ismaël Le Mouel (Hello Asso), Amélie Edoin (Labo des histoires) and Charles Edouard Vincent (Lulu dans ma rue) king coders like Paul Duan (Bayes impact) and Louison Dumont (Hirepeter) founders of associations like Aimée Van Wynsbergh (society of responsible Robotics - Netherlands) and Ludwine Probst (Lady of code Paris) incubator managers like Sename Koffi Agbodjinou (Welab, Togo) and Lise Damelet (incubator of the Paris Bar) scientists and thinkers such as Pascal Picq (paleoanthropologist), Cédric Villani (mathematician), Boris Cyrulnik (psychiatrist), Henri Atlan (physician and philosopher), Joël de Rosnay (futurist). Under the patronage of the French Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Research, O21 is also supported at national level by four higher education establishments (Audencia, Essec, Epitech, and the Grenoble Ecole de management - EM Lyon alliance) and a main sponsor, Leboncoin. In Lille, the event is also supported by the Hauts-de-France region, the University of Lille and the Iéseg School of management.