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Navigating innovation: Blockchain, technology, and the future of work
Watch the on-demand webinar, Navigating innovation: Blockchain, technology, and the future of work, where Richard Brown, CEO of R3 Labs, explores how blockchain and emerging technologies are reshaping the future of finance and work.
Hosted by Tom Lakin, Global Head of Future of Work, and Faye Walshe, Director of Innovation & AI, this session covers:
- How R3 evolved from a blockchain consultancy for global banks into a leader connecting traditional finance with decentralised finance (DeFi).
- The growing role of blockchain in transforming financial services and enabling the tokenisation of real-world assets.
- How financial institutions are engaging with crypto-native investors while navigating an evolving regulatory landscape.
- The key challenges organisations face around security, compliance and workforce transformation.
- Practical insights into the technologies and trends shaping the future of work and finance.
Watch on demand to hear expert perspectives and discover how organisations can prepare for the next wave of innovation.
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