Bridging the Gap: Making The Different Generations On Your Team A Competitive Advantage
Power Skills
Session Abstract:
| Based on the book by the same name written by Dr. Tim Elmore, this workshop is for anyone interested in connecting, communicating, and valuing the diverse group of people who make up your team. While we must remain vigilant in our fight for ethnic, gender, or income diversity, there is a tangible diversity that’s often missed or misrepresented by bosses and employees, by coaches and young athletes, by teachers and students, and among family members. We are speaking of generational diversity, the widening gap between the five generations that still influence our world yet don’t seem to understand one another. |
Learning outcomes:
| Increase their understanding of younger and older colleagues that work alongside them. | Expand relationship foundations and improve their people-centric and other-focused influence style. | Understand how to get the very most out of each generation on their team by leveraging their strengths. |
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About Speaker:
| Lorna Weston-Smyth is an Executive Coach and Trainer who uses her years as a serial entrepreneur to help business owners and career professionals to significantly improve their productivity, enhance their decision-making abilities, get results and reduce their frustration. Specializing in leadership development and communication, turning around culture and teams for mid-sized organizations, she has guided new and veteran leaders to develop and lead their team, helping them create real actions plans, identify blind spots and clarify next steps while providing an accountability system through coaching and mentoring. Author of the book The Effective Leader: How to Maximize Engagement and Cultivate a High-Performance Team, Lorna is also a member of the Forbes Coaches Council and a founding member of the Maxwell Leadership Certification Program. She serves on Faculty and the Executive Committee of the President’s Advisory Council for the Maxwell Certified Team. Today she is going to share with us about Bridging the Gap of generational diversity, that widening gap between the five generations that still influence our world yet don’t seem to understand one another. |
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