Gen X sits at the center of many organizations’ day-to-day operations and leadership benches. Yet, in conversations about talent strategy and the future of work, Gen X is often overlooked. New findings from The Cigna Group’s Vitality in America research suggest that blind spot could be costly. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emMHe5Ki
Gen X overlooked in talent strategy and future of work
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Some good research here you can likely relate to, either being a part of Gen X, or those that follow.
Gen X sits at the center of many organizations’ day-to-day operations and leadership benches. Yet, in conversations about talent strategy and the future of work, Gen X is often overlooked. New findings from The Cigna Group’s Vitality in America research suggest that blind spot could be costly. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emMHe5Ki
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Laura Crowley, Partner at Citrin Cooperman, and Mandy Gallagher. Lead Manager of Women's Initiatives at the AICPA, share practical strategies on sponsorship, leadership development, and retention, drawing on real-world examples from across the profession.
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Laura Crowley, Partner at Citrin Cooperman, and Mandy Gallagher. Lead Manager of Women's Initiatives at the AICPA, share practical strategies on sponsorship, leadership development, and retention, drawing on real-world examples from across the profession.
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Laura Crowley, Partner at Citrin Cooperman, and Mandy Gallagher. Lead Manager of Women's Initiatives at the AICPA, share practical strategies on sponsorship, leadership development, and retention, drawing on real-world examples from across the profession.
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I work in the trenches of TA tech every single day and the shift from manual recruiting to intelligent automation is real. The teams that figure it out are going to look completely different from the ones still running the same playbook they used five years ago. Proud to be part of a company that is not just talking about that shift but actually building for it. If you are in Charleston May 6 go hear Renee speak. The Fastr.ai vision for what enterprise TA can look like is worth your time. #WomenInBusiness #Fastr #iTalentDigital #TalentAcquisition #HRTech #TAtech
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The biggest leadership gap at work right now may have less to do with strategy and more to do with whether employees feel seen, heard, and valued. by David Grossman [[ Link in first comment ]]
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Great panel discussion on buying and selling staffing companies at the Southeastern Staffing Leadership Summit. I appreciate the candid insights shared during the event. A key takeaway: When preparing to sell, consider hiring professionals such as Martin Borosko, James Carey, and Jeremy Falendysz. It's important to remember that the process involves more than just the price; it also encompasses structure, risk, and execution. I am grateful for the valuable perspectives shared, which are beneficial for any staffing company. Thank you to UHY-US, Next Sparc Growth Partners, and Becker LLC for contributing to the discussion.
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Across the financial services sector, we are seeing growing demand for advisory support that integrates succession, selection, and governance at the highest levels. With that in mind, I am pleased to welcome Jeffrey Hauswirth to Massey Henry as Senior Partner of our Board & CEO Practice. Jeff’s background brings together the capabilities organizations are increasingly seeking: Board and CEO advisory experience, real assets expertise, and a global perspective on senior leadership decisions. I look forward to the impact he will have on our clients and team. Welcome, Jeff!
We are pleased to welcome Jeffrey Hauswirth as Senior Partner, Board & CEO Practice! Jeff brings more than three decades of global experience in executive search, with a focus on board and CEO recruitment and advisory across real assets, technology, and broader financial services. Prior to joining Massey Henry, Jeff spent 25 years at a leading international firm, where he served on the board of directors and helped grow its presence across Canada and the Asia-Pacific region. He also served as vice-chairman and head of North America at a global leadership advisory firm focused on real assets. As we continue to provide high-touch, tailored client service, Jeff’s addition enhances our ability to advise boards and CEOs on their most critical leadership decisions. Welcome to the team, Jeff! https://hubs.li/Q04dTJCB0
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Looking forward to seeing more on this! As a Gen Xer, we grew up with our parents needing the news reminder, “It’s 10pm. Do you know where your children are?” and learning about drugs with someone making fried eggs😆. Definitely a unique time to grow up!