illuxiPODCAST

Conversations on Learning and the Skills of the Future

illuxiPODCAST, hosted by our President and Chief Vision Officer, Philippe Richard Bertrand, explores a central question in an era of profound transformation: how do we learn today, and how will we need to learn tomorrow, as work, technology, and organizations evolve at an unprecedented pace?

Released twice a month in both French and English, the podcast features open conversations with sociologists, anthropologists, entrepreneurs, leaders, and public decision-makers. This is not a space for product talk or quick fixes, but for deeper reflection on how individuals learn, how organizations change, and which skills will become essential or need to be unlearned.

Each episode offers a candid, accessible, and nuanced discussion grounded in real-world experience and strategic thinking. Produced by illuxi, the podcast is guided by a simple belief: learning is not a destination, but a continuous movement—individual and collective.

 

Episode 5: Geneviève Desautels on Reskilling Leaders for the AI Era

Geneviève Desautels on Reskilling Leaders for the AI Era
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Geneviève Desautels on Reskilling Leaders for the AI Era
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Episode 4: Team Factory on Leadership Development for Managers – Pier-Luc Bordeleau

Team Factory on Leadership Development for Managers
  • 21 min
Team Factory on Leadership Development for Managers
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Episode 3: Learning to Think in a World That Moves Too Fast – Gaëtan Namouric

Learning to Think in a World That Moves Too Fast - Gaëtan Namouric
  • 22 min
Learning to Think in a World That Moves Too Fast - Gaëtan Namouric
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Episode 3: We don’t lack information about the economy, we lack understanding. – Francis Gosselin

Francis Gosselin: We don’t lack information about the economy — we lack understanding.
  • 21 min
Francis Gosselin: We don’t lack information about the economy — we lack understanding.
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Episode 1: Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence – Jean-Luc Sanscartier

Jean-Luc Sanscartier – Artificial intelligence does not replace human learning; it makes it more demanding.
  • 20 min
Jean-Luc Sanscartier – Artificial intelligence does not replace human learning; it makes it more demanding.
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