Event Details
April Chapter Meeting - Managing Generational Differences in the Workplace
| Date: | April 12, 2018, 11:00am – 1:00pm |
| Location: | The Summit 1400 Enterprise Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502 (2nd floor banquet room) |
| Price: | $15 for Members and $20 for Guests |
| Event Type: | Meeting |
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For the first time in our history, there are four generations active in the workplace. Each has characteristics that make them unique, based on common interests, experiences and events. These characteristics cut across race, gender and economic lines, and appear to be consistent across industrialized countries worldwide.
The ability to communicate across multiple generations is critical and occurs through applying knowledge of the generations and an understanding of what it takes to be effective. This is particularly important when interacting with our fellow associates, as each of us is from a different generation, with different styles, motivations and values.
This session will address the four major generations in the workplace, their values and motivations, and help us to be more effective in communicating across generational lines.
About the Speaker – Val Boston, III
Val Boston III’s professional background spans over 25 years in business and leadership roles, with specific experience in human resources, sales process improvement, information processing, data processing and telecommunications. He is currently the Managing Partner and Lead Consultant with Boston and Associates LLC, a Talent Management Consulting firm, whose practice areas include Inclusion and Diversity Consulting, Cultural Competency and Intelligence, and Executive and Minority Coaching. Prior positions include Director, Client Services with Novations Group Inc; Regional Director, Business Development with Spherion Human Capital Consulting Group; and served as Vice President and Managing Principal with Right Management Consultants in New Jersey and North Carolina.
Val serves on the Advisory Board of the National Diversity Council, Charlotte Chapter, served on the board of directors for the Diversity Council of the Carolinas, the East Greensboro Rotary Club, the Volunteer Center of Greensboro, and a Council Chair of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce. Val has also supported the United Way, Guilford County Schools, Bennett College and YMCA capital campaign efforts, and is a member of NBMBAA, National Sales Network, SHRM, and is a Rotarian Paul Harris Fellow.
Education
Val is a certified coaching practitioner, is an adjunct faculty member and graduate of LaSalle University with a BS degree in Business Administration.
Additional Competencies
- Engaging Public Speaker and Author
- Expert Facilitator and Presenter
- Strong Relationship Builder
- Creative and Strategic Thinker and Problem Solver
- Certified Business, Minority and Executive Coach
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