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	28 February 2012


	Forward to a friend SCENARIO 02:2012 out now Free article from our new issue The labour market welcomed Generation Y with fanfare, champagne, and adulation, but they quickly got the rug pulled out from beneath them by the global financial crisis. That’s why the old line about this generation is outdated, argues the youngest member of SCENARIO’s GenY panel, 18-year-old Aqbal Amiri in this portrait of his generation. He sees himself as part of a generation that has snapped in two. ”All the opportunities we thought we were born with disappeared at a stroke"



	After Hours on Innovation & Leadership After Hours 12th of April 2012 in Copenhagen We focus on Innovation & Leadership through panel discussions and guestspeakers such as the Senior Vice President for R&D at Coloplast, John Raabo Nielsen and finalist on the Red Herring's list of the most innovative organisations in Europe in 2011, CEO Hans Hassle from the Swedish cleantech company Plantagon. Sign up and read more about After Hours Sneak peek from the report Read the full report Futurist in Seoul Martin Kruse from The Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies has recently been in Korea where he participated in a green workgroup. Together with the workgroup he provided recommendations for the Korean government for the next G20 meeting. Read the article, "World needs better alternatives to oil" by Martin Kruse in The Korea Times Or read the interview with Martin Kruse in The Korea Times Trends in bits Pocket charging ... (psfk.com) App crowdsourcing: collaborative rating of products (theopenlabel.com) Forward to a friend




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