Tuesday, May 11, 2021 (4:30 pm - 5:30 pm)

WEBINAR LIVE
Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage



The speed of change and the ongoing pandemic deepened the rift between the different generations, especially between the native digitals and the older generations. The increased mismatch is not only in term of practical skills but also in term of cultural values and leadership styles. This generational segmentation has an obvious impact on the markets, creating multiple niches that need to be addressed differently, but it also poses a great challenge inside the organization as well. The better leveraging of the generational differences among its employees it is a feat that every company needs to master to stay competitive and relevant, regardless of its positioning and target market.
 
To help us address this need, in this webinar LIVE, Megan Gerhardt will share:

  • insights and tools to better leverage generational differences
  • how to reduce the distrust between people in different age groups
  • how to increase the Gentelligence (the generational intelligence), to turn it in a competitive advantage.

Speaker

Megan Gerhardt

Professor of Management and Leadership, Farmer School of Business - Miami University

Programme

May 11, 2021
4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage
5:00 pm - 5:30 pm Discussion

Meeting documents

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WEBINAR LIVE
Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage

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WEBINAR LIVE
Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage

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Documents

<cite></cite><data><small>WEBINAR LIVE<br></small></data>Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage

An exploratory study of gender and motivation to lead in millennials

Tracy Porte, Megan Gerhardt, Dail Fields, Marilyn Bugenhagen

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The "OK, boomer" meme hurts Gen Z more than the older generation it's aimed at

Megan Gerhardt

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Hi, "I’m Tom Brady’: how the patriots" 41-year-old quarterback relates to teammates

Adam Kilgore

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The key to preventing generational tension is remembering that everyone wants to feel valued

Liane Davey

<cite></cite><data><small>WEBINAR LIVE<br></small></data>Gentelligence: leverage generational differences to gain competitive advantage

Generational differences at work are small. Thinking they’re big affects our behavior

Eden King, Lisa Finkelstein, Courtney Thomas, Abby Corrington

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Gentelligence: the revolutionary approach to leading an intergenerational workforce hardcoverr

Megan Gerhardt

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Gentelligence

Megan Gerhardt

Video of the meeting