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Bridging the Gap:
Navigating Generational Diversity in the Workplace

Curious how generational differences might be impacting collaboration on your team?

Join the ReadySet team and special guests Candice Hawkins, Karl E. Conyers, Troy Underwood, Sienna Deng, Clay Cain, Ana Sejeck, & Judith Marcuse for an engaging panel to explore the influence of generation and age on culture, communication, and management.

ReadySet Facilitators: Rachel Marcuse 🌈, COO | Carolina Reese, M.A., Head of L&D Services

Recorded: Monday November 13, 2023 | 2:30-3:30pm ET / 11:30-12:30pm PT

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Bridging the Gap:
Navigating Generational Diversity in the Workplace

Join the ReadySet team and guests as they reflect on generational differences, workplace dynamics, and the impact of historical and social factors on professional environments. They dig into generational expectations, generational stereotypes, and the concept of micro-generations like the introduction of the 'Zeniel', a micro-generation between Gen X and Millennials.

Discover some key takeaways to effectively bridge the generation gap in the workplace. Don't miss out on this invaluable conversation!

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Bridging the Gap:Navigating Generational Diversity in the Workplace

Carolina Reese

Head of Learning & Development
ReadySet

Carolina (she/her/ ella) was born in Bogota, Colombia, immigrated to South Florida as a kid, and currently lives in Nashville, TN. She brings over 20 years of experience across a number of industries including: finance, healthcare, education, fashion, and creative arts.

Rachel Marcuse

Chief Operating Officer
ReadySet

Rachel (she/her) is former Vice President of People Operations (HR) of Tom Steyer entities including NextGen America, which ran the largest democratic SuperPac in the U.S. Previous to her people ops work, Rachel was the Executive Director of a Vancouver municipal political party and was the youngest person in Canadian history to run a major city election campaign. On weekends, Rachel spends time with her partner and two small kids and teaches full force self-defense and personal boundary setting for Impact Bay Area.