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2018 Annual Conference & Exposition
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What can you do starting today to engage millennials and improve retention rates? What traditional thinking must be upended to attract, develop and retain Millennials in any industry? What initiatives work and what must be abandoned to improve millennial retention? This presentation will lift the lid on how you can adapt your people strategies to rethink what it takes to keep millennials beyond their statistical half-life. You will learn how to connect the dots between what they want, and why they want it, to proactively engage Millennials before they decide to look for other job opportunities and how to spot the telltale signs of millennial unhappiness and course correct before they walk away.

 
Date(s) & Time(s): 
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 12:20pm to 12:38pm
Presenter: 
Margaret P. Spence
president/CEO
C. Douglas & Associates, Inc
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Margaret Spence is the founder of The Employee to CEO Project and CEO of C. Douglas & Associates. Inc. It is her mission to champion the advancement of women into executive leadership. Her new book, Leadership Self-Transformation ask women two simple questions, what do you want from your career and why don’t you have it now? It’s her feeling that you cannot get the corner office until you get clear about what you want and why you want it.  Margaret is a keynote speaker, leadership development coach, corporate consultant, and the author of three books. Learn more about Margaret at her website: www.MargaretSpence.com

 

 

SESSIONS:
Location: 
Smart Stage
Amount of Credit: 
0.00
Credit Type: 
•SHRM PDCs
Session Type: 
Smart Stage
Competency: 
Relationship Management
Communication

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