Inside Learning Podcast

Embracing the Access Economy: Sara Daw

In this episode of our Inside Learning Podcast, hosted by Aidan McCullen and brought to you by the Learnovate, we dive into the transformative concept of the access economy with special guest Sara Daw. Sara, the author of ‘Strategy and Leadership as Service: How the Access Economy Meets the C-Suite’, provides insightful definitions and real-world applications of the access economy.

The discussion highlights the advance of mobile technology and the younger generation’s focus on social capital, which drive the shift from ownership to on-demand access. Sara introduces the idea of psychological ownership and its pivotal role in the access economy, particularly for sharing professional C-suite services.

The conversation also explores the gig economy, portfolio work, and the integration of AI in the evolving workforce. Learn how individuals and organizations can adapt and thrive in this new economic landscape.

14 minutes
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In this episode:

Understanding the Access Economy
Psychological Ownership in the Access Economy
The Gig Economy and Portfolio C-Suite
AI’s Impact on the Future of Work
Sara Daw’s Research and Insights
Future of Education and Mentorship

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