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Understanding Millennials in a Multi-Generation Workplace

Understanding Millennials in a Multi-Generation Workplace

Understanding Millennials in a Multi-Generation Workplace, 3rd December 2019, St. Alban's Centre, London
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Understanding Millennials in a Multi-Generation Workplace

In today's workplace, we can often find four generations working together under one roof: Baby Boomer's, Gen X’ers, millennials (also known as Generation Y) and Gen Z’ers - all having their own unique characteristics, strengths, values, and attitudes toward work. These multi-generations are distinctively impacted by the societal and cultural environment they grew up in. Consequently, leaders face more and more challenges on how to keep their teams motivated und unified - ultimately requiring a more empathetic and personable leadership approach.

With millennials shortly becoming the largest age specific demographic group in the UK as well as already being the largest segment in the workplace, companies need to adapt and continuously change their corporate culture to fully integrate this rising generation of change makers.

Tensions at the workplace can often arise between the different generations due to their different mindsets and expectations. Millennials tend to look for a more collaborative, flexible and meaningful workplace. For millennials, gone are the days when a rigid, autocratic leadership style brought in the desired results. Inclusion, collaboration, open communication and flexibility are now the key words for a successful working relationship.

Companies, who are concerned with attracting, managing and retaining suitable skilled staff members will need to recruit talents from the ranks of millennials. This conference will address how business leaders and HR teams can successfully revise their strategies in order to meet the needs of their staff and enhance each generation's talents so that successful organisational outcomes can be achieved.

Additionally, we will explore how individuals can change from within to become a happier employee who is in alignment with the vision of the company and, at the same time, find more fulfilment in the workplace. One focus will be emphasising on recognising the “inner voice” that prevents employees from growing and developing a positive mindset in this multi-generational workplace.

Join our experienced speakers / facilitators who will professionally provide intensive and interactive workshops. Moreover, there will be Q&A time and practice sessions with valuable and pertinent feedback.

 

This event is specifically rewarding for:

✔
Managers
✔
Supervisors
✔
Mentors
✔
HR Practitioners – Talent, Strategy, T, D & L, HR Business Partners
✔
Entrepreneurs / Business Owners
✔
Coaches: executive, career, business
✔
Business psychologists
✔
Anybody at the workplace, who would like a better understanding of working in a multi-generational environment

 

Learning Objectives:

The attendees will have the opportunity to:
✔
Understand the current challenges businesses and organisations face working with a multi-generational team
✔
Gain an understanding on the positive impact millennials can have on your organisation
✔
Examine what a millennial's ideal work culture looks like
✔
Engage in individual and group reflective thinking and conversations
✔
Learn how to better lead and inspire millennials and capitalise on their strength to unleash their full potential
✔
Enhance your communication skills with others
✔
Empowering millennial employees to adopt a maverick mindset in the workforce
✔
Develop effective working relationships that result in better organisational outcomes
✔
Acquire techniques on how to avoid generational tensions
✔
Build up ways to form a meaningful work relationship
✔
Learn specific interventions to motivate, encourage and positively inspire millennials, as well as all generations on the work floor
✔
Managing and dealing with a younger workforce
✔
Create a productive workforce - among all generations

 

Registration Fees

15% OFF FOR GROUPS (3 DELEGATES OR MORE)
Organisationally-funded £245.00
Self-funded £165.00
Download Event Brochure



Understanding Millennials in a Multi-Generation Workplace

In today's workplace, we can often find four generations working together under one roof: Baby Boomer's, Gen X’ers, millennials (also known as Generation Y) and Gen Z’ers - all having their own unique characteristics, strengths, values, and attitudes toward work. These multi-generations are distinctively impacted by the societal and cultural environment they grew up in. Consequently, leaders face more and more challenges on how to keep their teams motivated und unified - ultimately requiring a more empathetic and personable leadership approach.

With millennials shortly becoming the largest age specific demographic group in the UK as well as already being the largest segment in the workplace, companies need to adapt and continuously change their corporate culture to fully integrate this rising generation of change makers.

Tensions at the workplace can often arise between the different generations due to their different mindsets and expectations. Millennials tend to look for a more collaborative, flexible and meaningful workplace. For millennials, gone are the days when a rigid, autocratic leadership style brought in the desired results. Inclusion, collaboration, open communication and flexibility are now the key words for a successful working relationship.

Companies, who are concerned with attracting, managing and retaining suitable skilled staff members will need to recruit talents from the ranks of millennials. This conference will address how business leaders and HR teams can successfully revise their strategies in order to meet the needs of their staff and enhance each generation's talents so that successful organisational outcomes can be achieved.

Additionally, we will explore how individuals can change from within to become a happier employee who is in alignment with the vision of the company and, at the same time, find more fulfilment in the workplace. One focus will be emphasising on recognising the “inner voice” that prevents employees from growing and developing a positive mindset in this multi-generational workplace.

Join our experienced speakers / facilitators who will professionally provide intensive and interactive workshops. Moreover, there will be Q&A time and practice sessions with valuable and pertinent feedback.

 

This event is specifically rewarding for:

✔
Managers
✔
Supervisors
✔
Mentors
✔
HR Practitioners – Talent, Strategy, T, D & L, HR Business Partners
✔
Entrepreneurs / Business Owners
✔
Coaches: executive, career, business
✔
Business psychologists
✔
Anybody at the workplace, who would like a better understanding of working in a multi-generational environment

 

Learning Objectives:

The attendees will have the opportunity to:
✔
Understand the current challenges businesses and organisations face working with a multi-generational team
✔
Gain an understanding on the positive impact millennials can have on your organisation
✔
Examine what a millennial's ideal work culture looks like
✔
Engage in individual and group reflective thinking and conversations
✔
Learn how to better lead and inspire millennials and capitalise on their strength to unleash their full potential
✔
Enhance your communication skills with others
✔
Empowering millennial employees to adopt a maverick mindset in the workforce
✔
Develop effective working relationships that result in better organisational outcomes
✔
Acquire techniques on how to avoid generational tensions
✔
Build up ways to form a meaningful work relationship
✔
Learn specific interventions to motivate, encourage and positively inspire millennials, as well as all generations on the work floor
✔
Managing and dealing with a younger workforce
✔
Create a productive workforce - among all generations

 

Registration Fees

15% OFF FOR GROUPS (3 DELEGATES OR MORE)
Organisationally-funded £245.00
Self-funded £165.00

Programme/Speakers

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Programme -subject to change-

08.30 - 09.00
Registration and Coffee
09.00 - 09.40
Chair's Opening Address and Overview
ARE MAVERICKS TAKING OVER THE WORKPLACE?
Judith Germain,
The Maverick Paradox, Maverick Catalyst, Author, Leadership and HR Consultant, Speaker
09.40 - 10.30
Human skills for Millennials' Work Success in an Age of Technological Disruptions
Somi Arian,
Somi is a LinkedIn Top Voice. She has given talks to senior executives of companies such as BBC, Morgan Stanley, General Mills, Jimmy Choo, Century Link, Vogue House, Vanity Fair and many others. She is also speaking at Adweek 2019.
10.30 - 11.00
Morning Coffee Break and Networking
11.00 - 11.50
HOW TO MAKE CHANGE STICK
Simon Phillips,
Founder of The Change Maker Group, award-winning trainer, consultant, author, coach and speaker
11.50 -12.40
Meet The Future - One Direction, One Vision
Drs Randall Birnberg,
Author, Trainer and Coach in International Businesses
12.40 - 13.00
Question & Answers with Morning Panel
13.00 - 13.50
Lunch Break and Networking
Workshops
13.50 CONFERENCE CONTINUES AND SPLITS INTO WORKSHOPS, Delegates will attend 2 workshops from the choices below one at 13.50 and one at 15.20
13.50 – 14.50
Workshop A: Leading change with the workforce of today and tomorrow

 

 

 

Judith German,
Author/trainer for resilience and wellbeing
 

 

Simon Phillips,
Founder of The Change Maker Group, award-winning trainer, consultant, author, coach and speaker
13.50 – 14.50
Workshop B: Developing a positive mindset in a multi-generational workplace
Drs Randall Birnberg,
Author, Trainer and Coach in International Businesses
14.50 - 15.20
Afternoon Coffee Break and Networking
15.20 – 16.20
Workshop C: Leading change with the workforce of today and tomorrow

 

 

 

Judith German,
Author/trainer for resilience and wellbeing
 

 

Simon Phillips,
Founder of The Change Maker Group, award-winning trainer, consultant, author, coach and speaker
15.20 – 16.20
Workshop D: Developing a positive mindset in a multi-generational workplace
Drs Randall Birnberg,
Author, Trainer and Coach in International Businesses
16.20 – 16.30
Chair’s Closing Remarks and end of conference

 

Registration Fees

15% OFF FOR GROUPS (3 DELEGATES OR MORE)
Organisationally-funded £245.00
Self-funded £165.00

Venue

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VENUE INFO

 

 

St Alban’s Centre

  • Address: Leigh Place, Baldwin’s Gardens, London EC1N 7AB


The St Alban’s Centre, a Civic Trust award winner in its own right, forms part of the Parish Church of St.Alban the Martyr in Holborn, London EC1. The original Church was largely destroyed in 1941 by firebombs but rebuilt to a design by Adrian Gilbert Scott incorporating a number of the original features which remained intact after the fire. The Centre lies at the heart of the “Midtown” area of London with easy access to St Pancras, King’s Cross and Euston mainline stations and a short walk from Chancery Lane (Central Line) and Farringdon (Circle Metropolitan and Hammersmith and City Lines) Tube stations. Farringdon Station is also served by Thameslink trains and will be one of the Central London stations on the new Crossrail link.

TUBE STATIONS

Chancery Lane (Central Line with stops at Paddington (for Heathrow Express), Bank (for DLR to Canary Wharf and London City Airport) and Liverpool Street (for Stansted Express).

Farringdon (Circle Line, Metropolitan Line, Hammersmith and City Line with stops at King’s Cross, St Pancras, Euston and Liverpool Street (for Stansted Express). The Circle Line also has stops for Victoria, Cannon Street and Charing Cross (Embankment)).

For further information on London Underground Services https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/tube/

MAINLINE RAILWAY

Farringdon Station for Services to
Bedford, Luton, Luton Airport Parkway, St Albans, Wimbledon, Sutton, Sevenoaks, East Croydon, Gatwick Airport and Brighton (please note that during ongoing works to London Bridge Station Thameslink trains to and from Farringdon do not stop at London Bridge Station).

Moorgate Station for Services to
Welwyn Garden City, Hertford North, Stevenage., Hitchin and Letchworth Garden City

King’s Cross Station for Services to

Cambridge, Peterborough and King’s Lynn
Hull, York, Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Inverness

St Pancras International Station for Services to

Paris, Brussels and connections to Europe (Eurostar)
Leicester, Derby, Nottingham and Sheffield
North Kent and Ashford

Euston for Services to

Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow

For further information on Mainline Services http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

BUSES

In High Holborn only

8 Tottenham Court Road to Bow via Liverpool Street
25 Oxford Circus to Ilford via Stratford
242 Tottenham Court Road to Homerton Hospital via Liverpool Street
521 Waterloo to London Bridge via Cannon Street

In High Holborn and Gray’s Inn Road

46 Lancaster Gate to St Bartholew’s Hospital via Paddington and King’s Cross/St Pancras
45 St Pancras International to Streatham Hill serving King’s Cross/St Pancras and Blackfriars
17 Archway to London Bridge via Cannon Street and King’s Cross/St Pancras
341 Tesco Tottenham to County Hall via Waterloo

For further information on London Buses https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/buses/

 

 

Registration Fees

15% OFF FOR GROUPS (3 DELEGATES OR MORE)
Organisationally-funded £245.00
Self-funded £165.00
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