Henry Rose Lee
Millennials: the next generation of leaders
In today’s workplace, five generations Businesses today face a unique challenge. With near to full employment in the UK, it is more critical than ever to retain the best talent. Such talent includes Millennials, (who are aged between 24 and 39 in 2020), and who represent more than 1/3 of the UK workforce today. This generation is maturing, and aiming for key management and leadership roles. This brings mixed news; Millennials have high potential and ambition, yet they also think, communicate, and work differently from previous generations of leaders such as Generation X or Baby Boomers. This workshop identifies these differences, and the issues and challenges organisations may face as Millennials demand or move into positions of leadership and authority. It also indicates how three key elements can be used within organisations to engage and retain Millennials.
This workshop will deliver the following outcomes:
- An understanding of generational theory to provide context.
- An overview of how older generations tend to think, interact and work.
- An identification of the key factors that have influenced the approach, communication style and working practice of younger generations.
- Three key elements which can be used in the workplace, to maximise the engagement, performance and retention of Millennial employees.
Henry Rose Lee
Henry is an authority on the development and understanding of Millennials and Generation Z as they join and become leaders in today’s workplaces. As an inter-generational expert, Henry consults with, and advises organisations about how to maximise the performance of all generations, from Silents to Baby Boomers, and Generation X to Millennials, Gen Z and even Gen Alpha, who will soon be of working age. Henry’s latest book, ‘The Code for New Leaders’ was born out of her sixteen years’ experience as a consultant and executive coach and as a supportive confidante to a range of global C-suite leaders.
With five generations now in the workplace at the same time – each with their own unique set of widely differing values and behaviours – for any business to thrive, it’s crucial for business leaders to attract, recruit, engage and retain all these employees. Henry Rose’s workshops and keynotes tell you exactly what to do.
When and Where?
- Thursday 2nd April 2020 – South Central Group – Carterton, Oxfordshire
Comments from members who attended this session:
It was interesting and thought provoking. Just made me think about individuals.
Good presentation, very clear and also gave practical examples.
Highlighted that dealing with people isn’t one size fits all
Bring to life the varying needs and wants from each generation.
Discussed real life learnings (e.g. Facebook)
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