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SHRM 2011 Diversity & Inclusion Conference
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Workplace Application: Learn how to engage the Millennial Generation through interactive exercises, humorous video clips, graphic visuals and innovative practices.

This session introduces research from The FutureWork Institute on the challenges and opportunities that the newest generation brings to the workplace. Our newest workers have developed hypertext minds that leap around with cognitive structures that are parallel, not sequential. Are we ready for them? Do we know what their ideal workplace looks like, or the organizations they most admire? Might we have to teach social skills to a group that, at graduation, have spent 11,000 hours in school and 15,000 hours in front of the TV? Get ideas and successful practices from the FWI research, gathered from organizations that have developed innovative practices to build relationships and engage this generation.

 
Date(s) & Time(s): 
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 - 8:00am to 9:15am
Presenter: 
Kito Huggins, Esq.
consultant
The FutureWork Institute, Inc.
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Mark A. Matson, SPHR
vice president, Human Resources and chief ethics officer
EWI
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Mark Matson, SPHR, is a seasoned HR generalist with over 25 years of experience. He is currently Vice President of HR at EWI, a highly specialized materials engineering consulting firm based in Columbus, Ohio. Mark has been a previous speaker on organization development at the 2005 SHRM national convention and served as an Angoff Panel member for SHRM’s National Certification Standards Committee. He has been a compensation and labor law instructor in the Central Ohio HR Associations’ SHRM Certification review courses. His team designed a leadership development program in partnership with The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business that received national recognition from the American Society for Training and Development. He has served on the national Program Advisory Board for the Institute for Management Studies based in Reno, NV. Mark has served in leadership roles in a variety of non-profit organizations including President of the Columbus Literacy Council, Director of the Columbus Area Leadership Program and is currently national Board President of DignityUSA – a 40 year-old advocacy organization for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people in the Roman Catholic tradition.
SESSIONS:
Location: 
Washington 2
Amount of Credit: 
1.25
Credit Type: 
•HR Credit
Session Type: 
Concurrent Session
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