Global Competitiveness and Technology Policy

Higher education is expected to train the workers of the future using the technologies of tomorrow. How can IT policies impact how we produce the human resources our country needs to compete in the global economy? Experts from government, industry, and higher education will share their insights on the impact that IT policy, supported by a robust cyberinfrastructure, has on America's competitiveness in the global economy and the consequences to our nation if we don't keep abreast with other countries.

Presenters

Karin Hudson

Vice President of Government Affairs, Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti, Inc.
Jeff Kuhns
Jessica Rosenworcel

Senior Communications Counsel, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Trans, United States Senate
Suzy Tichenor

Vice President and Director, High Performance Computing Initiative, Council on Competitiveness