Towson, Md. (May 9, 2008) The Baltimore County Executive’s Regional Advisory Board for Business and Education is sponsoring a free business forum titled “Managing a Multi-Generational Workforce” on Thursday, June 5, 2008, 7:30 – 10:30 a.m. at the Towson University Center for the Arts. Neil Howe, a nationally known speaker and best selling co-author of books including Generations and Millennials Rising, will address some of the challenges and opportunities for employers presented by multiple generations in today’s workforce. Participants will also learn about the forces that have shaped each generation’s attitudes and experience and how that has impacted each generation’s approach to work. “As increasing numbers of our next generation enter the workforce, we are pleased to provide a forum for business leaders and educators to learn more about creating successful cross-generational work environments,” said Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith. A panel representing several area companies and organizations will discuss what each is doing to bridge the generational gap in their workplaces. The Baltimore County Executive’s Regional Advisory Board for Business and Education serves as a forum for business, government and education to address the Baltimore region’s emerging workforce learning needs. Members include representatives from the Baltimore region's major colleges and universities, the Community College of Baltimore County, Baltimore County Public Schools, the business community, and government. “Managing a Multi-Generational Workforce” is sponsored by the Baltimore County Executive’s Regional Advisory Board for Business and Education, Baltimore County Economic Development, Baltimore County Workforce Development Council, Towson University, The Erickson School at UMBC, The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, Community College of Baltimore County, Lockheed Martin MS2, Loyola College in Maryland, University of Baltimore, Baltimore Collegetown Network, Goucher College and Villa Julie College. Read more business headlines Read more about Baltimore County Business Communities Back to top Baltimore County
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