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Jobs of the future: the creative economy

April 10, 2017

Jonathan Breckton, director of Alliance for Useful Evidence at NESTA UK, sitting in front of a bookshelf.

Director of Alliance for Useful Evidence at NESTA UK, Jonathan Breckton, shares insights on the skills students will need to find success in the creative economy of the future.

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