Nicholas Wyman for the past 25 years has shone a light on the mismatch between employers seeking qualified staff yet the hordes of people who remain unemployed. Nick's advocated for and created solutions on workforce issues of the 21st Century. He is an international expert, particularly zeroing in on Apprenticeship and CTE education and training models in the US, UK, Germany, Switzerland and Australia.

He taps out opinion pieces for Forbes, Quartz and Fortune, makes appearances on National Public Radio, he has notched top education writer on LinkedIn globally and recognised for his leadership in education in Boss Magazine awards. He wrote the international award-winning book, Job U. Nick holds an MBA, has studied at Harvard Business School and the Kennedy School of Government plus is a Winston Churchill Fellow. He’s a third-generation writer, who started his own career earning a trade in commercial cookery, was awarded Australian Apprentice of the Year in 1988 and captaining Australia’s gold-medal-winning Culinary Youth Team before becoming a chef specializing in fish at the London Ritz Hotel.