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Innovation, Technology, and the Future of Jobs
Released on Wednesday, May 11, 2016•TECHNOLOGY
Between the 18th and 19th centuries, technology and innovation represented the rising tide that lifted all boats. While they destroyed industries they created new industries with even greater opportunities. Starting in the 21st century, technology and innovation began destroying more jobs than they created, pressuring individual contributors to keep up or run the risk of getting displaced. The tide continues to rise, but not all boats are rising as more and more Americans have finding it increasingly difficult to tread water.
Jack Ablin, Chief Investment Officer of BMO Private Bank has studied the impact on technology and innovation on jobs and our society and will discuss their impact and what we can do about it as individuals, investors and policymakers.
Jack Ablin, Chief Investment Officer of BMO Private Bank has studied the impact on technology and innovation on jobs and our society and will discuss their impact and what we can do about it as individuals, investors and policymakers.
Jack Ablin
Cresset Capital,
CIO
As chief investment officer, Jack Ablin is the leader of Cresset Capital's investment strategy, providing investment policy and philosophy guidelines to the firm's advisor teams and clients. He has been named RIA Intel’s "CIO of the Year" for 2022. Mr. Ablin joined the organization in 2018 and has three decades of experience in money management. Mr. Ablin was formerly the CIO at BMO Harris Bank. He is the author of Reading Minds and Markets: Minimizing Risk and Maximizing Returns in a Volatile Global Marketplace, which was on The Wall Street Journal's 2009 bestseller list.
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