Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline from above in daylight

Singapore 2027

How does a country build a workforce system capable of continuously adapting alongside its economy?

Executive Learning Exchange · February 28 – March 6, 2027 · Singapore

A curated delegation of Canadian leaders shaping workforce, skills, education, industry and economic transformation.

Field note 01 / Why Singapore[ 01 ]

Singapore is rebuilding the connection between jobs and skills.

Singapore has spent decades connecting economic strategy, industry transformation, education and workforce development. Now it is taking another step.

In July 2026, Singapore created a new Skills and Workforce Development Agency, bringing national employment and skills capabilities together—and creating a more deliberate connection between labour-market intelligence, career services, training, employers and education.

Explore the new system

For Canadian leaders confronting AI, demographic change, skills shortages and economic transformation, Singapore offers an opportunity to explore what a more integrated workforce system looks like in practice.

Masjid Sultan's golden dome at the end of a palm-lined street in Kampong Glam
↳ Masjid Sultan, Kampong Glam
01

Economy→Workforce

How does economic strategy translate into workforce priorities?

02

Signals→Skills→Jobs

How does intelligence about changing demand actually reach training, workers and employers?

03

AI→Work redesign

What happens when adaptation means changing jobs and workplaces—not simply reskilling people?

Field note 02 / Place as curriculum[ 02 ]

Experience Singapore.

To understand how a place works, you have to experience how it lives.

The Rain Vortex waterfall and terraced indoor forest beneath the glass canopy at Jewel Changi Airport

↳ Jewel Changi, midday

Field note 03 / The experience[ 03 ]

The Experience

February 28 – March 6, 2027

Rooftop pool terrace at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, lit at dusk above the city skyline
↳ JW Marriott, rooftop at dusk

Six nights · One base

Six nights at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach.

A flexible agenda

A thoughtfully programmed four-and-a-half days of curated executive programming, with built-in flexibility for personal time, reflection and informal conversation.

Field note 04 / Curated by design[ 04 ]

Inside the Program.

Senior access, inside the system, peer exchange, curated culture, exceptional tables and daily synthesis.

Field note 05 / Summary[ 05 ]

Thoughtfully
Designed.

Floral installation at Flower Dome garden, Gardens by the Bay
↳ Installation at Flower Dome garden

What's included

  1. 01Six nights at JW Marriott Singapore South Beach
  2. 024.5 days inside Singapore's workforce and economic system
  3. 03Senior access you won't get from a conference room
  4. 04Canada × Singapore peer exchange
  5. 05Exceptional tables and leadership conversations
  6. 06Curated cultural and city experiences
  7. 07Seamless on-the-ground transportation and logistics
  8. 08Deliberate space to explore Singapore your way
  9. 09Pre-departure intelligence and participant connections
  10. 10FIELDWORK-led daily reflection and synthesis
  11. 11A curated cohort of Canadian leaders
  12. 12Post-mission intelligence and insights
  13. 13A 60–90 day reconvening to turn insight into action

The experience is thoughtfully designed from end to end, with deliberate space to explore Singapore on your own terms.

Request an invitation

* International airfare
is not included.

Field note 06 / The delegation[ 06 ]

A Deliberately Cross-Institutional Delegation.

And deliberately, not everyone around the table will come from the same world.

Field note 07 / Convened by FIELDWORK[ 07 ]

Meet Your Hosts

FIELDWORK is a global Executive Learning and Strategic Exchange Collab with FutureIH x Rogue Insight x Maison Cormier.

Mark Patterson headshot

Mark Patterson

FutureIH

TECHNOLOGY + ADAPTATION Transformation for what comes next.

Paul Preston headshot

Paul Preston

Rogue Insight

STRATEGY + GROWTH Turning ambition into action.

Emily Cormier headshot

Emily Cormier

Maison Cormier

DESIGN + CULTURE Shaping ideas people want to be part of.

Singapore 2027 is produced by

PIRL Inc.
FIELDWORK/Singapore 2027

Singapore · February 28 – March 6, 2027

By Invitation Only

We are currently assembling Canadian Leaders for the inaugural FIELDWORK delegation.

Full program and participation details will be shared with prospective delegates upon requesting invitation. Submitting request does not guarantee your spot.