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The Multigenerational Workforce with Deb Mohlenhoff and Amie Hendrix
Baby boomers are disgruntled and stuck in their ways. Millennials (or are they xennials?) are over-confident and work-shy. And Gen X, well, they are just stuck in the middle.
These are some common stereotypes and assumed working styles that people in the workplace apply to people from different generations. The extent to which these differences actually exist is debated, but with people retiring later and different generations working in the same space, there is a real opportunity appreciate our differences and maximize cooperation, teamwork, and effectiveness.
In this workshop you will understand different age groups and how to best engage all employees in ways that will enhance working relationships across generations.
You will:
Gain a better understanding of the perspectives,
behaviors, and needs of different generations of
employees
Address the differences (and similarities) in managing
and leading between generations
Learn how to lead multiple generational teams while
preserving and growing morale and motivation
Exchange actionable ideas about how to improve relations
between employees of differing generations
About the presenters
Deb Mohlenhoff is the Director of Student Activities and the Student Center for Tompkins Cortland Community College. She a member of the City of Ithacas Common Council and the Acting Mayor for the City of Ithaca. She is also the Program Director for Leadership Tompkins, a local leadership development course for business and non-profit leaders.
Deb currently serves on the board of the National Society for Leadership and Success, the nations largest student leadership honor society. She was a founding member of the young professional organization Ithaca Forward, now known as Tompkins Connect. Deb was also a longtime volunteer with the American Cancer Society and served on the National Training Team for Relay for Life. She was also an essential organizer of Ithacas Wizarding Weekend festival and coordinated the local Ithaca Is Love photograph to honor and support the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting and the local LGBTQ community.
Deb earned a bachelors degree in communications from Ithaca College and a masters degree in public administration with a concentration in non-profit management from Binghamton University.
Amie Hendrix is Deputy County Administrator of Performance and Innovation for Tompkins County. She has more than ten years of experience in government and not-for-profit administration. Prior to her current position, Amie served as Tompkins County's Director of Youth Services and as Community Partnership Director for the American Lung Association. She also served as the Youth Action Coordinator at Rochester's Huther-Doyle Memorial Institute and as Senior Assistant and Director of Youth Programming for the American Red Cross of the Finger Lakes. Amie holds a Master of Science degree in Strategic Leadership from Roberts Wesleyan College and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Niagara University.
All registration sales are final
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LocationBorg Warner Room, Tompkins County Public Library (View)
101 E. Green St.
Ithaca, NY 14850
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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