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TiE NW 2018: Millennials and Generation Z – the New Economic Currency
- 1. THE NEW ECONOMIC CURRENCY BABY BOOMERS, MILLENNIALS, AND GENERATION Z Presented by Robert Smith & Morgan Smith
- 7. BABY BOOMER MILLENNIAL Credible Farsighted Experienced Trusted Encouraging Listens well Dependable Focused A good coach Dedicated Trusting Global leadership image Dedicated Listens well Focused Encouraging Optimistic Dependable Trusted Experienced Supportive Trusting Creative Candid and honest
- 9. 63% FEEL AS IF THEIR LEADERSHIP SKILLS AREN’T BEING DEVELOPED
- 10. 70% WILL LEAVE IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS IF THEIR LEADERSHIP SKILLS AREN’T BEING DEVELOPED
- 11. MILLENNIALS 83 MILLION 18 – 38 YEARS OLD 26% OF U.S. POPULATION
- 12. GENERATION Z <18 YEARS OLD “MILLENNIALS ON STEROIDS” 24% OF U.S. POPULATION
- 14. Cable TV Lunch Marmalade Marriage Buffalo Wild Wings Applebee’s J. Crew Oil Industry College Football Motorcycles Hooters Doorbells The Lottery Postcards Golf Napkins Vacation Bar Soap The Home Depot Democracy Wine Corks
- 16. $41,818 84.3% $6,579 1 yr 6 mo 1987 $100,484 42% $58,260 17 yr 1 mo 2016 Four-Year Price Part-Time Wage Add. Cost Time to Pay Loans
- 17. $79,154 44.5% $43,915 11 yr 10 mo 1987 $275,984 15.3% $233,760 Unable 2016 Four-Year Price Part-Time Wage Add. Cost Time to Pay Loans
- 22. #1 FACTOR FOR JOB SATISFACTION SALARY
- 23. THE GIG ECONOMY 64% would consider joining the gig economy to assist income 43% would consider joining the gig economy instead of full employment
- 24. 1 2 3 BUILD POWER WITH PEOPLE, NOT STRUCTURES EMBRACE THEIR CORE VALUES DEVELOP SKILLS AND LEADERSHIP
- 25. WE ARE THE NEW ECONOMIC CURRENCY