The IFTF Workable Futures Initiative brings together a multidisciplinary team of thought leaders and research experts in education, workforce development, labor economics, and social policy.

IFTF Workable Futures Initiative
The IFTF Workable Futures Initiative is a call-to-action for policymakers, platform developers, corporate strategists, activists, and of course other workers of all kinds, to join us in blueprinting these positive platforms for the future of work.
The IFTF Workable Futures Initiative brings together a multidisciplinary team of thought leaders and research experts in education, workforce development, labor economics, and social policy.
Marina is a futurist and social scientist who serves as executive director to the Institute for the Future. In her 17 years with IFTF, Marina has brought a futures perspective to hundreds of organizations in business, education, government, and philanthropy to improve innovation capacity, develop strategies, and design new products and services. Marina’s current research focuses on how social production and technology are changing the face of major industries, a topic explored in detail in her book, The Nature of the Future: Dispatches from the Socialstructed World.
Devin’s current focus is Future of Work, Enterprise and Organizations. Bringing together diverse experts to study and advise on emerging issues and technologies at Rethinkery.com
Natalie has spent the last 15 years at the crossroads of social movements and technology. She’s transformed and run some of the largest digital teams in the country, including President Obama’s successful effort to pass health reform, and built two organizations from scratch. Natalie co-founded and launched Peers.org to support people who are working in the sharing economy. Prior to Peers, she was CEO and co-founder of Rebuild the Dream, a platform for people-driven economic change. Natalie also served as digital director for President Obama’s Organizing for America (OFA) and the DNC, as well as deputy organizing director for MoveOn.org.
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