Understanding Generational Diversity in the Workplace
CMPW 6200
As today’s workplaces become increasingly diverse, organizations are discovering that their employee profiles can also be classified into four different generations: Matures, Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials. In their efforts to manage high level organizational performance, managers must also be equipped to manage the different generations that can add further complexity to the many layers of diversity that exists in today’s workplaces. This workshop will serve as a forum where participants will explore how to build effective working relationships that will expand their capacity to manage multigenerational work environments.
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Crystal Taylor is an independent consultant and President of CT-Ebony Consulting Company. She specializes in adult education, employment equity, diversity management, human resources management, and leadership development. She has planned, designed, and delivered many programs for public, private, and community organizations. A significant portion of her career has been devoted to providing advice and coaching services to managers and senior executives on strategies for building frameworks that nurture organizational cultural change.
In addition to training facilitators, monitoring, and evaluating their facilitating skills, Crystal has been responsible for co-coordinating and implementing programs and policies in the public sector, both provincial and federal. For the past eleven years Crystal has been an associate instructor in the Certificate in Adult Education program that is offered through the Dalhousie University, Continuing Education. She delivers modules including: Needs Assessment, Program Design, Instructional Methods, and Understanding Diversity in Adult Education.
Crystal is committed to educating people and constantly promotes the concept of “Education as a life-long learning process”. Her education background includes a Bachelor of Arts from Mount Saint Vincent University and a M.A. (Adult Education) from Dalhousie University. Crystal is a Certified Trainer for WITT- Women in Trades and Technology. She has conducted research widely in areas such as, women’s studies, race relations, adult education, employment equity, black history, and diversity management. Her successful approach in working with individuals is her ability to create open and safe environments that allow all voices to be heard. She likes to have fun with ideas and different perspectives that help to foster powerful group/individual conversations that nurture transformational learning.
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