Collaboration Across Generations
Name:
Collaboration Across Generations
Date:
February 3, 2021
Time:
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PST
Registration:
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Event Description:
Join us for the Chamber’s joint webinar with DeVry University!
Collaboration Across Generations
How can generations collide less and connect more? We’ll explore the differences between generations, and how this diversity can foster a connection and drive performance. Key topics:
• The benefits of intergenerational diversity in the workplace
• The challenges of communicating across generations
• Ways to prepare for the next generation of talent and its potential influence on your organization
Presented by Center Dean Laura Knapp
Laura Knapp is the Center Dean at DeVry University & its Keller Graduate School of Management in Long Beach, joining the school at the end of 2016. Laura is a Southern California-native and long-time Long Beach resident, having lived in the Bixby Knolls and California Heights neighborhoods in Long Beach over the past 20 years. She earned her Bachelor’s of Arts at Cal State Long Beach and MBA at USC’s Marshall School. She’s a member of the Long Beach Rotary, the LB Chamber, Toastmasters, and is the current Chair of the South Coast Higher Education Council, a consortium of area two-year and four-year universities. She is passionate about education which helps equip graduates to make a difference in fast-growing sectors of the economy.
Collaboration Across Generations
How can generations collide less and connect more? We’ll explore the differences between generations, and how this diversity can foster a connection and drive performance. Key topics:
• The benefits of intergenerational diversity in the workplace
• The challenges of communicating across generations
• Ways to prepare for the next generation of talent and its potential influence on your organization
Presented by Center Dean Laura KnappLaura Knapp is the Center Dean at DeVry University & its Keller Graduate School of Management in Long Beach, joining the school at the end of 2016. Laura is a Southern California-native and long-time Long Beach resident, having lived in the Bixby Knolls and California Heights neighborhoods in Long Beach over the past 20 years. She earned her Bachelor’s of Arts at Cal State Long Beach and MBA at USC’s Marshall School. She’s a member of the Long Beach Rotary, the LB Chamber, Toastmasters, and is the current Chair of the South Coast Higher Education Council, a consortium of area two-year and four-year universities. She is passionate about education which helps equip graduates to make a difference in fast-growing sectors of the economy.