Multiple generations in the workplace present challenges, and ACUI presents solutions.
June 30, 2004 (Press Release) --
Ft. Collins, Colo. (June 28, 2004) — New generations are dominating the marketplace. Are you prepared? ACUI is pleased to present a seminar on changing generational demographics and their impact on business; how generations relate in the workplace; how managers can improve supervisory relationships; how different generations view customer service; and the differences in giving and receiving specific services.
At “Bridging the Gap: Creating Successful Intergenerational Relations,” Robert Wendover, director of The Center for Generational Studies, will give you strategies for improving communication among generations and help you address changing demographics and their impact on business and customer service Aug. 5–7 on the Colorado State University campus.
For the past 17 years, Wendover he has worked with organizations in industry, education, and government on intergenerational challenges and other management issues. His credits include CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal’s National Business Employment Weekly, Supervisory Management, Human Resources Professional, the American Management Association’s Presidents’ Letter, and many industry trade publications. Wendover’s education includes degrees in psychology, education, and industrial arts.
Register now with a co-worker from another generation and save $100 on the second registration! Registration for the seminar is $480 for ACUI members. The nonmember registration fee is $625. The early-bird registration deadline is July 6. Registrations will be accepted after July 6 if space is available. Registration after July 6 is $505 for ACUI members and $650 for nonmembers.
ACUI has served college union and student activities professionals since 1914. Its members work at private and public, large and small, technical and liberal arts institutions throughout the world, many of which do not have a college union building. For more information about Bridging the Gap: Creating Successful Intergenerational Relations, or about ACUI’s other professional development opportunities, please call (812) 855-8550 or visit www.acui.org.
At “Bridging the Gap: Creating Successful Intergenerational Relations,” Robert Wendover, director of The Center for Generational Studies, will give you strategies for improving communication among generations and help you address changing demographics and their impact on business and customer service Aug. 5–7 on the Colorado State University campus.
For the past 17 years, Wendover he has worked with organizations in industry, education, and government on intergenerational challenges and other management issues. His credits include CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal’s National Business Employment Weekly, Supervisory Management, Human Resources Professional, the American Management Association’s Presidents’ Letter, and many industry trade publications. Wendover’s education includes degrees in psychology, education, and industrial arts.
Register now with a co-worker from another generation and save $100 on the second registration! Registration for the seminar is $480 for ACUI members. The nonmember registration fee is $625. The early-bird registration deadline is July 6. Registrations will be accepted after July 6 if space is available. Registration after July 6 is $505 for ACUI members and $650 for nonmembers.
ACUI has served college union and student activities professionals since 1914. Its members work at private and public, large and small, technical and liberal arts institutions throughout the world, many of which do not have a college union building. For more information about Bridging the Gap: Creating Successful Intergenerational Relations, or about ACUI’s other professional development opportunities, please call (812) 855-8550 or visit www.acui.org.
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