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2/8/2019 Vision Network Session 1 February 7, 2019 Dinner & Get to Know Those at Your Table 1 2/8/2019 Vision Network Session 1 February 7, 2019 LCCC District Board of Trustees Ben Fligner, Chairman Sanford Washington,


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Vision Network Session 1 February 7, 2019 Dinner & Get to Know Those at Your Table

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Vision Network Session 1 February 7, 2019

LCCC District Board of Trustees

  • Ben Fligner, Chairman
  • Sanford Washington, Vice

Chairman

  • Kevin Flanigan
  • Teresa D. Gardner
  • Terry Goode
  • Don Ortner
  • Margarita Quinones
  • Michael Sherman
  • Thomas Smith
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VIDEO

Where do you live?

  • A. Avon or Avon Lake
  • B. Elyria or Lorain
  • C. Grafton or LaGrange
  • D. North Ridgeville
  • E. Oberlin or Wellington
  • F. Sheffield Lake or Sheffield Village
  • G. Amherst or Vermilion
  • H. Townships

I. Outside of Lorain County

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Where do you work?

  • A. Avon or Avon Lake
  • B. Elyria or Lorain
  • C. Grafton or LaGrange
  • D. North Ridgeville
  • E. Oberlin or Wellington
  • F. Sheffield Lake or Sheffield Village
  • G. Amherst or Vermilion
  • H. Township

I. Outside of Lorain County

What sector do you represent best?

  • A. Education
  • B. Government
  • C. Business
  • D. Industry/Manufacturing
  • E. Non-Profit
  • F. Community-at-Large
  • G. Other
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Which best describes your connection to LCCC?

  • A. Student
  • B. Graduate of LCCC or University Partnership
  • C. I’ve Taken a Class or Classes at LCCC or University Partnership
  • D. Frequent Visitor/User of LCCC Resources
  • E. Administrator/Faculty/Staff
  • F. Serve on a College Board or Advisory Board
  • G. Community Partner

How do you prefer to communicate/receive information?

  • A. Social Media
  • B. Text
  • C. Email
  • D. Snail Mail
  • E. Phone
  • F. Face-to-Face
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To which generation do you belong?

  • A. Gen Z, iGen, or Centennials (Born 1995 and after)
  • B. Millennials or Gen Y (Born 1980 – 1994)
  • C. Generation X (Born 1965 – 1979)
  • D. Baby Boomers (Born 1946 – 1964)
  • E. Traditionalists or Silent Generation (Born 1945 and before)

Commitment to Community Engagement

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  • Sept. – Dec. 2018

Environmental Scan

  • Listening and

Learning Sessions

  • Literature Review
  • Data Analysis

Early 2019 Designing the Plan Vision Network Spring 2019 Adopt New Strategic Plan LCCC District Board

  • f Trustees

April 2019 Summer to Fall 2019 Sharing/Acting Sharing the Plan Internally and Externally

Path to New LCCC Strategic Plan

External Listening and Learning Sessions

  • 50+ sessions
  • 1,150+ participants
  • Active community members
  • 25+ Community venues

Internal Listening and Learning Sessions

  • 30 sessions
  • 500+ participants
  • Adjunct & full-time Faculty
  • Part-time & full-time Staff
  • Students
  • 42+ hours of conversation
  • 4 campus sites

LCCC Visioning Process

Commitment to Community Engagement

Share the Process

#lcccfutureready

This plan isn’t just about Lorain County Community College. It’s about our community and those we serve. It’s about how Lorain County Community College can create a better future for our community.

#lcccvision

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Objectives for This Evening

Session 1: Global, Long-term View

1. Begin to Create a Shared, Preferred Future for Our Community. 2. Understand the global Drivers and Megatrends that may help, challenge or redirect us in working toward that future.

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We are the community’s college.

We are trusted by the community to educate, lead and inspire. We create a better, more sustainable future for our community.

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This century is best described as the era of uncertainty.

Strategic Foresight

a capacity that organizations on every level

  • f society should develop to distinguish

important signals from noise and to prepare for uncertainty and disruption.

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Strategic Foresight

a capacity that organizations on every level

  • f society should develop to distinguish

important signals from noise and to prepare for uncertainty and disruption.

Imagining a Preferred Future for our Community

Imagine ahead and plan backwards.

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If you can dream it, you can do it. ~ Walt Disney

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Look out 10 to 20 years: If you could paint the brightest, most prosperous future for our community, for our citizens, what would it look like? Creating Our Shared, Preferred Future for Our Community

Part Two: Drivers and Megatrends that may Impact the Path to Our Shared, Preferred Future

Future Ready

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Strategic Foresight

a capacity that organizations on every level

  • f society should develop to distinguish

important signals from noise and to prepare for uncertainty and disruption.

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2040 2000

Drivers and Mega Trends of the Future

Select Set – Not Exhaustive

1. The 3 A’s: Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality 2. Digital Transformation: Cloud, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, Big Data 3. Internet of Things 4. Competition for Talent, Digital Worker 5. Future Proof Skills; Learning Mindset 6. Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs 7. Rise of New Economies – Sharing, Gig, Maker, What’s Next? 8. Demographic Shifts (Diversity, Economic Mobility)

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#1 The 3 A’s: Automation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR) #1 The 3 A’s: Automation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR)

Bureau of Labor Statistics

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#1 The 3 A’s: Automation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR)

Headline: “AI and Robotics to Create 60 Million More Jobs Than They Eliminate by 2022: WEF Study” Headline: Robots will not lead to fewer jobs – but the hollowing out of the middle class

The Great Debate What is the probability that Automation, AI, and AR will scale and what level of impact would it have on our community’s future?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

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#2 Digital Transformation: Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Big Data, Cyber Security

Digital transformation is the process of using digital technologies to create new — or modify existing — business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing business and market requirements.

#2 Digital Transformation: Blockchain, Cloud Computing. Big Data, Cyber Security

Digital transformation is the process of using digital technologies to create new — or modify existing — business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing business and market requirements.

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#2 Digital Transformation: Blockchain, Cloud Computing. Big Data, Cyber Security #2 Digital Transformation: Blockchain, Cloud Computing. Big Data, Cyber Security

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What is the probability that Digital Transformation will scale and what level of impact will it have on

  • ur community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

#3 Internet of Things

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#3 Bringing it all Together: Internet of Things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8D6KyuGpDA

Video: The Internet of Things: What’s the Big Deal? Futurist: Gerd Leonhard (May 2018)

What is the probability that Internet of Things will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

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#4 Competition for Talent; Digital Worker #4 Competition for Talent; Digital Worker

Georgetown University; Center on Education and the Workforce

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#4 Competition for Talent; Digital Worker #4 Competition for Talent; Digital Worker

Disrupting the Trades: How Technology Is Transforming The Future Of The Plumbing, Electric And HVAC Industries

HIGH TECH SKILLS IN DEMAND IN AGRICULTURE

The demand for software engineers and data scientists shows no sign of decline. But the opportunities are not limited to the latest social-networking startup, gaming company, or self-driving cars. By building advanced software, analyzing data, and investing in startups, the leaders of modern agriculture are using advanced technology to give back to the planet. Products like the Nest thermostat and smart home systems make it easy to see how technology has changed the residential services industry. Electricians and HVAC technicians are servicing equipment that didn’t exist in homes even five years ago! Plumbers make up a part of the trades, as well. Has technology made dramatic changes in what they do, too?

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#4 Competition for Talent; Digital Worker

By 2030, the global talent shortage could reach 85.2 million people—costing companies $8.5 trillion in unrealized

  • pportunity.

Korn Ferry Institute

What is the probability that the Competition for Talent and the demand for Digital Worker will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

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#5 Future Proof Skills; Learning Mindset

In 1984, Half-life of a learned skill was

30 years

#5 Future Proof Skills; Learning Mindset

Joseph Fuller Professor of Management Practice and Director, Managing the Future of Work Project, Harvard Business School

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What is the probability that the need for Future Proof Skills and Learning Mindset will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

#6 Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs

U.S. Census Bureau

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#6 Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs

Brookings Institute

#6 Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs

Harvard Business Review

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#6 Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs

What is the probability that the Next-Gen Workforce and Jobs will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

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#7 New Economies – Sharing, Gig, Maker, What’s Next?

Forbes

#7 New Economies – Shared, Gig, Maker, What’s Next?

Brookings Institute

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#7 New Economies – Shared, Gig, Maker, What’s Next?

What is the probability that the Rise of New Economies (Shared, Gig, Maker, Other) will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

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#8 Demographic Shifts (Increased Diversity, Economic Mobility) #8 Demographic Shifts (Diversity, Economic Mobility)

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#8 Demographic Shifts (Increased Diversity, Economic Mobility)

By 2030, the global talent shortage could reach 85.2 million people— costing companies $8.5 trillion in unrealized

  • pportunity.

With a growing talent crisis, we need more to lift up, to skill up and fill these jobs – move up the economic ladder! Corporation Citizenship and Workforce: Investing to Improve Economic Mobility

https://about.bankofamerica.com/en-us/what-guides-us/economic- mobility.html#fbid=RIXzHdBfFSf

#8 Demographic Shifts (Diversity, Economic Mobility)

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What is the probability that the Changing Demographics will scale and what level of impact will it have on our community?

A. Low Impact, Low Probability B. High Impact, Low Probability C. High Probability, Low Impact D. High Impact, High Probability

Large Group Discussion: What other drivers and mega trends are you seeing that we need to consider?

1. The 3 A’s: Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality 2. Digital Transformation: Cloud, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, Big Data 3. Internet of Things 4. Competition for Talent, Digital Worker 5. Future Proof Skills; Learning Mindset 6. Next-Gen Workforce & Jobs 7. Rise of New Economies – Sharing, Gig, Maker, What’s Next? 8. Demographic Shifts (Diversity, Economic Mobility)

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Unveiling of Our Shared, Preferred Future

Visual Art: Our Shared, Preferred Future

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Review of Driver/Megatrend Mapping

Mega Trends

Probability of Happening

Impact on our Community

1) The 3 A’s 2) Digital Transformation 3) Internet of Things 4) Competition for Talent 5) Future Proof Skills 6) Next-Gen Workforce 7) Rise of New Economies 8) Demographic Shifts

1 2 3 5 6 7 8

LOW LOW HIGH HIGH

4

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What’s Next?

Session 2: February 28 5:30 to 8:00 pm

Focus:

  • Start to Narrow Our Focus – from Global to Local and Regional
  • Identify what “move the needle” strategies LCCC should take on in our new strategic

vision to move our community closer to the shared, preferred future.

Thank you! February 28, 2019 Vision Network Session 2