Skills for Coaching Millennials – Half Day Workshop
Are you a manager trying to lead millennials? Do you feel like they speak a different language? Do you struggle to understand what motivates them? Do you find yourself thinking things like, “Millennials want a trophy for everything.” It is time to face the fact that millennials are a key segment of today’s workforce whose talent cannot be ignored or replaced. Their influence on the workplace has already been significant and they will continue to shape the nature of work for the next few decades. Leaders and managers need to adjust how they manage to accommodate a broader scope of perspectives and values to fully engage the millennials they lead. Coaching across generations has always been a challenge, but it can be done successfully with the right skills.
Leadership Skills for Coaching Millennials is a half-day workshop designed to give leaders the tools they need to connect with the natural enthusiasm and energy millennials possess. Participants will learn how to coach millennials to achieve peak performance, while minimizing the stresses created by the perceived differences between generations. This program will be led by Bob Grace and Rik Nemanick, who will share their model of coaching Millennials built from years of advising managers on how to effectively coach. The workshop will cover:
- Key differences in mindset and motivation across generations
- Ways to provide feedback to Millennials
- How to create accountability for performance
- Our model of holding coaching conversations with Millennials
This workshop is recommended for all current and aspiring leaders who want to make the most of the talents of those they lead, so please RSVP.
Date & Time
Wednesday, May 22, 2019 – 8:00 to 12:00 AM
Cost
The cost of this program is $450, so please RSVP
Location
Opinions, Incorporated
716 Geyer Avenue
St. Louis, MO
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HRCI Credit: This program has been approved for 3.5 (General) recertification credit hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute. Please be sure to note the program ID number on your recertification application form. For more information about certification or recertification, please visit the HR Certification Institute website at www.hrci.org.
Previous Public Seminars
Modeling Leadership Competence– (September 2017)
Succession Planning Seminar– (June 2017)
Driving Results through Employee Engagement– (June 2015)
Getting the Most from Leadership Coaching– (Mar 2015)
Assessing Leadership Potential– (December 2014)
Turning Strategy Into Results– (July 2014)
Best Practices in Succession Planning – (April 2014)
Maximizing the Top Line: Creating Success in Your Sales Function– (December 2013)
Before the Crash: Managing Leadership De-railers – (September 2013)
Best Practices in Leadership Assessment – (July 2013)
The Coach’s Toolkit: Practical Tips for Coaching Others – (March 2013)
Beating the Peter Principle: Picking the Best Leaders – (Decemeber 2012)
Driving Results Through Employee Engagement – (October 2012)
Getting the Most from Leadership Coaching – (June 2012)
Accelerated Mentoring – (April 2012)
Best Practices for Mentoring Programs – (March 2012)
Turning Strategy Into Results – (December 2011)
Helping Managers Tackle Performance Problems – (September 2011)
Best Practices for Succession Planning – (June 2011)
Before the Crash: Managing Leadership Derailers – (April 2011)
Public Offerings
Rik will be giving a talk on Developing the Strategic Leader on September 1st for the Associated General Contractors of Missouri. You can learn more and register here.
Rik is delivering a seminar to the Metro East Illinois SHRM chapter on succession planning on September 10th. You can find more information and register here.
Rik will be conducting his public seminar on Developing the Strategic Leader at Enterprise Bank on November 4th. More details when registration is open.
Check this space for future public seminars from Rik & Bob.
Past Speaking Engagements
Client Association of Legal Administrators – Gateway Chapter Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis Distributors Council Gateway Industrial Organizational Psychologists Human Resource Management Association of St. Louis Institute of Internal Auditors Institute of Management Consultants of St. Louis International Association of Business Communicators of St. Louis Junior League of St. Louis Leading Edge Alliance Medical Group Management Association of Greater St. Louis National Association of Black Accountants St. Louis Organization Development Network Structural Engineers Association of Kansas & Missouri Lewis & Clark SHRM |
Topic The How-To in Managing an Effective Mentoring Program Mentoring in the Legal Profession Developing the Strategic Leader Best Practices in Mentoring: Relationships and Processes Mentoring for Employee and Leader Development Mentoring for Internal Auditors Understanding the Power of Executive Coaching Communicating for Change Strategic Planning in Nonprofit Organizations Creating Partner Accountability for Firm Success Strategy for Your Group Practice Building Effective Mentoring Relationships The Tools of Strategy Maximizing Leadership Capital Driving Results through Employee Engagement |