Eco-TECH: The Future Workforce and Skill You Need | Ryan Shea | TEDxStThomasAquinasHS
Ryan discusses the skills needed for modern Eco-tech employees Ryan began his career with Right Management in 2009, joining the accounting team where he played a key role in implementing an updated accounting system. In October 2019, Ryan was promoted
to President of Right Management Florida/Caribbean, where he is responsible for driving the growth and development of the region.
Under his leadership, the Florida/Caribbean division has experienced significant expansion in the outplacement business, leading to the addition of team members and the creation of innovative consulting solutions to meet the increasing demand. Ryan is known for his inspirational leadership, consistently driving impactful activity and delivering successful outcomes for both associates and clients. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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