Empower Gen Z in the workplace

With the newest workforce wave now here, are you wondering how you can bring out the best in Gen Z colleagues? Or how you can mentor, recruit, and retain the brightest talent from Gen Z? Learn how to build effective intergenerational work relationships from experts who will share their insights about Gen Z. Hear them discuss this new generation’s expectations about work-life balance, values, job market adaptation, and more. Watch this webinar to boost your ability to build an inclusive, adaptive, and multigenerational workplace that will thrive.

This event, part of UBC Magazine’s SPOTLIGHT on Gen Z at University, is the first of a two-part series. Watch the second webinar — "Build the future with Gen Z" — here.

  
  

      

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MODERATOR

Baneet Braich (she/her) — Multiplatform Journalist, CBC News Vancouver

SPEAKERS

Racheal Ayugi, BA’20 (she/her) — Talent Sourcing Specialist, STEMCELL Technologies

Tessa Neeser (she/her) — Assistant Director of Professional Resources (Calgary), Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP

Dr. Kevin W. Lee (he/his) — Assistant Professor, Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Division, UBC Sauder School of Business

Recorded February 28, 2024.