The Future of Jobs Report 2025 webinar – Strategic insights for HR and People professionals

Peter Møllgaard, President, Copenhagen Business School

Peter Møllgaard is President of Copenhagen Business School and a renowned academic expert specializing in business models, strategy, and sustainability. He has extensive experience providing strategic insights into future business capabilities and workforce trends, making him a valuable contributor to talent and organizational transformation discussions.

Copenhagen Business School (CBS) is one of Europe’s largest and most prestigious business schools, located in Copenhagen, Denmark. With nearly 21,000 students, CBS holds the elite Triple Crown accreditation (EQUIS, AMBA, and AACSB), an honor reserved for the top 1% of business schools globally. CBS is widely recognized for its research excellence, international outlook, and strong corporate partnerships.

Christina Gadeberg, Chief People Officer (EVP) and Head of People, Nordea

With almost 25 years of experience in HR, Christina is known for her visionary and inclusive leadership and implementation of people strategies. Since 2019, Christina has been a member of Nordea’s Group Leadership Team, responsible for all aspects of People matters, making Nordea an attractive employer and a welcoming and inclusive workplace.

Nordea is a leading financial services group in the Nordics, headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. The organisation employs over 30,000 employees and serves around 10 million customers across its key markets. Nordea plays a significant role in Europe’s financial sector, has its values deeply rooted in the open, progressive and collaborative Nordic societies and is known for its robust governance structure, strong sustainability focus, and innovative talent and people development approaches.

Ricky LI, Insights and Data Lead, World Economic Forum

Ricky Li is an Insight and Data Lead at the Centre for the New Economy and Society, World Economic Forum, where she co-authored both the 2025 and 2023 editions of the Future of Jobs Report. Ricky manages global surveys, data partnerships, and data explorers and digital products across key Forum publications across various initiatives, including the Global Gender Gap, Global Risk, and Equitable Transition. 

World Economic Forum’s Centre for New Economy and Society is building a future where economies and societies work for everyone. Acting as a hub for thought leaders and innovators, the centre is committed to fostering widespread prosperity, resilient communities, and inclusive growth.

Christian Lauritzen, HR Director, ISS

Christian Lauritzen is a results-driven HR leader with over 20 years of senior management experience in the international service industry. He holds overall HR accountability for eight key European markets. In this role, Christian directs global talent strategy, organisational development, leadership capability and employee engagement programs. Previously, he served as Regional People & Culture Director for Northern Europe and led ISS’s Group Learning & Development function, driving enterprise-wide initiatives in performance management, succession planning and leadership development.

ISS A/S, founded in Copenhagen in 1901, is one of the world’s leading workplace-experience and facility-management companies. With over 400,000 employees across 30+ countries, ISS delivers integrated services, from cleaning and catering to technical maintenance and workplace consulting, to public- and private-sector clients. In Europe, ISS is present in more than 20 markets where it combines global scale with local expertise to create safe, productive, and sustainable environments that enhance customer satisfaction and drive organizational performance.