Ryan Jenkins

How Leaders (at Any Level) Can Move Teams From Isolated to All In

Remote work, advancing technology, and an always-on work culture are fracturing our relationships resulting in deep disconnection. A colossal 72% of global workers feel isolated at least monthly; with 55% saying at least weekly.

Feelings of isolation and loneliness among employees are on the rise, and contribute to a real and growing mental health problem that affects both individuals and organizations. You’ll learn how addressing the issues―and finding practical, effective solutions―can transform an isolated workforce to one that’s happier, more engaged, and more productive in their efforts (whether in-person, remote, or hybrid).

Combining a decade of leadership consulting and original team connection research, Ryan Jenkins distills everything you need, showing you what’s causing today’s disconnection and how you can increase connection to boost belonging, engagement, retention, and performance with employees at every level (and whether their in-person or remote).

Attendees Gain:

• An awareness of the new science and the significance of connection.
• Strategies that are proven and actionable to cultivate stronger human connections and thrive at work.
• Best-in-class research and examples of leaders and teams fostering better connections at work.
• Ability to identify workers in need of connection and how to deliver it for them.
• The 4-step LINK Framework™ to create connected, driven, and high-performing teams. 

Innovative Solutions for Working, Leading & Connecting In the Future

Connection is the most valuable workplace currency of the future. This session from Ryan Jenkins will teach you how to harness better human connection for improved well-being and collaboration across teams (whether in-person, remote, or hybrid). And spoiler alert…the fast-growing generation in the workforce over the next decade (Gen Z) is demanding more human elements at work.

By 2027, 75% of the global workforce will be Millennials and Generation Z. As next-generation employees, technology usher in a new age of work, the ways of working and leading in the past become liabilities. The new age of work requires a new age of working, leading, and connecting.

Attendees Gain:

• Insights into trends shaping the future of work and why today is different than any other time in history.
• Perspectives of how employee behaviors and expectations are evolving.
• Strategies for leaders to remain relevant and increase influence in tomorrow’s. workplace.
• Techniques for challenging prevailing models that limit success.
• Frameworks for understanding and positioning for what’s next in the new world of work.
• Best-in-class examples of organizations adapting to future workplace trends.
• Confidence to work, lead, and connect in the future.
• Ability to work, communicate, and lead across generations.

Strategies to Connect and Engage a Multi-Generational Workforce

52% of workers say they’re least likely to get along with someone from another generation. And 62% of Generation Z anticipate challenges working with Baby Boomers and Generation X.

The generational gap at work has never been more daunting. Turn a multigenerational workforce into a competitive advantage.

Ryan Jenkins brings market-leading insight to help your organization and leaders close the generational gap and improve communication, teamwork, innovation, and more.

A generationally diverse workforce is better equipped to respond to today’s high-flux and disruption-prone marketplace. Since Millennials and Generation Z became a majority of the labor force, generational differences have never been wider as each generation has a varying perspective of work, leadership, communication, success, and technology.

A multigenerational workforce can create stifling challenges or bottomline-boosting advantages. Ryan Jenkins will share his expert insights into how leaders and organizations can harness the advantages of a generationally diverse team.

Attendees Gain:

• Insights into the generational gap and why it exists.
• Insights into each generation’s values, behaviors, and expectations.
• Perspectives of each generation’s varying views of work, leadership, communication, and technology.
• Strategies that are proven and actionable to close the generational gap at work.
• Techniques for optimizing a multigenerational workforce.
• Best-in-class examples of organizations successfully closing the generational gap.