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Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce, ft. Hans Meeder

  • May 20, 2025
  • Bruno Manno
On this episode of Radically Pragmatic, PPI’s Senior Advisor and Director of the What Works Lab, Bruno Manno is joined by Hans Meeder, Principal Consultant of Blue Crab Talent Strategy and Senior Fellow for Education and Workforce Innovation at YouScience

The two discuss Meeder’s new book, “Preparing Tomorrow’s Workforce: How to help every young person navigate their personal career path.” He explores how today’s youth can develop the critical Career Navigation Skills necessary to thrive in an evolving workforce shaped by AI, robotics, and automation.. By fostering these abilities, the book aims to help schools and communities create pathways for student success and long-term workforce readiness.

Meeder’s book can be ordered ⁠here.

Listen to the full episode.

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