In Part 3 of our conversation with Mark Koulianos, Kelley Rexroad dives into the evolving landscape of workforce development. From youth to retirees, Mark explores how foundational skills like process improvement, project management, and leadership are becoming essential across industries — especially as technology, AI, and generational shifts reshape the workplace.
This episode unpacks the urgent need for lifelong learning, the difference between upskilling and reskilling, and why cybersecurity education must start as early as elementary school. With real-world examples and strategic insights, Mark offers a roadmap for staying relevant and resilient in a rapidly changing job market.
Whether you're guiding the next generation, navigating mid-career transitions, or planning for retirement, this 26-minute episode is packed with practical advice for building a future-ready workforce.
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