
Ryan Jenkins: Empowering Teams to Be "All In"
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An internationally recognized thought-leader on leadership, mindset, and generational dynamics in the workplace, Ryan Jenkins is a trusted advisor helping organizations of all sizes in any industry build mission-led, high-performance teams through connection, communication, and purpose. Jenkins’ insights have played a vital role in reshaping the DNA of some of the world’s most admired companies and kickstarting future-focused workplace transformations designed to enhance individual achievement in support of collective success.
Jenkins leads a compelling conversation intended to ignite a fundamental shift in the ways leaders manage and communicate with their teams, as well as orient their organizations toward achieving their goals today, and tomorrow. In his uniquely memorable presentations, he draws from his own research and analysis of emerging workplace trends to provide audiences with actionable and customized strategies for working, communicating, and leading across generations; attracting, retaining, and engaging top talent with diversity and inclusion in mind; and strengthening team connection and workplace happiness to inspire industry-leading teams and equip them for the future of work. As a speaker, he has shared his forward-thinking, results-driven approaches to workplace innovation and redesign with top brands, including Coca-Cola, Salesforce, Wells Fargo, and John Deere.
In addition to being a cutting-edge workplace researcher and strategist, Jenkins is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Connectable: How Leaders Can Move Teams From Isolated to All In, The Generation Z Guide, and The Millennial Manual. He also shares proven methods for future-proofing organizations as a contributing author for Psychology Today, Inc., and Entrepreneur Magazine. Jenkins is the co-founder of LessLonely.com, the #1 resource for reducing worker isolation and strengthening team connections. And hosts The Case for Connection podcast.
Widely regarded as an influential voice in steering workplaces into the future, Jenkins is a Certified Speaking Professional, a premier designation bestowed upon only 12 percent of speakers worldwide. His top-ranked insights have been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, CNBC, and The Wall Street Journal. Showing an extreme focus on organizations’ needs as they prepare for the future, he is sought after by teams looking to increase connection, productivity, and innovation – beginning by moving from isolated to “all in.”
Connectable: How Leaders Can Move Teams from Isolated to All In. (Based on the Wall Street Journal bestselling book.) A reality of today’s workplace is that individuals are more disconnected than ever before, resulting in a disengaged and disenchanted workforce. With the rise of remote work, the growing importance of inclusion, and the increased attention to mindset and wellbeing at work, today’s leaders are required to recognize and understand the root causes of disengagement in their teams in order to push past innovation and productivity stalls and build connected, high-performance teams.
Leading a candid conversation, Ryan Jenkins, the author of Connectable — the premier book on workplace loneliness — uncovers the modern causes of disengagement in the workplace, the crucial role inclusion plays in solving it, and the strategies leaders can implement to reduce feelings of disconnection among team members. The result is a more connected organization comprised of teams that are more engaged, united around a shared purpose, and equipped to perform at the highest level while finding fulfillment in their work.
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Leading and Working Across Generations: Proven Strategies for Engaging a Multigenerational Workforce. Statistics show that there has never been a wider chasm between the generations than exists today. Despite the challenges of leading and working across generations, countless opportunities exist to turn a multigenerational workforce into a competitive advantage for your organization.
In this talk, Ryan Jenkins, an expert on generational dynamics in the workplace, shares market-leading insights that can be adapted by any organization to close generational gaps and elevate communication, teamwork, and innovation in their companies. Jenkins shares a compelling analysis of today’s high-flux, disruption-prone marketplace and reveals the bottom line-boosting advantages of inspiring the members of a multigenerational workforce to work seamlessly together. He examines where generational perspectives differ when it comes to leadership, communication, technology, and success, and provides leaders with valuable tactics for harnessing the talents of every generation to achieve remarkable results.
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Attract, Lead, and Retain Millennials and Gen Z: Strategies for Enhancing Performance and Engagement. Millennials are the largest generation in today’s workforce, with Gen Z closing in on them as the fastest-growing generation. Both generations bring valuable skills, insights, and ambition to the workplace, but there are still generational gaps that need to be addressed within organizations in order to build integrated and cohesive cross-generational teams positioned for success.
Ryan Jenkins, a future of work expert and advisor to top companies on building high-performing, cross-generational teams, points to key data points and qualitative research into what Millennials and Gen Z value from their workplace experiences to share innovative insights for attracting, leading, and retaining top Millennial and Gen Z talent and empowering them to perform at peak levels. This talk includes tactical strategies for dramatically improving the ways in which leaders manage, recruit, and engage their next-generation workforce.
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The Future of Work: Solutions for Working, Leading, and Competing in the Future. In the next five years, Millennials and Gen Z will make up more than 75 percent of the global workforce. At the same time, technology will usher in a new age of work, and many of the traditional methods of leading and working will become liabilities for leaders and their teams. Many leaders are preparing to point their people to a better future, but identifying “better” is difficult, especially in today’s fast-evolving marketplace. Every organization has shared assumptions that fuel the prevailing model of how things have always been done, but those models cause leaders to become complacent, industries to get stuck, and companies to go under.
As leaders search for new and innovative ways to lead in order to guard against disruption, future-proof their industries, and thrive in the 21st-century workplace, future of work expert Ryan Jenkins demonstrates how leaders can unbound themselves from the assumptions and prevailing models that are likely holding their organizations back. This thought-provoking session covers the emerging trends that are impacting the future of work and how leaders and organizations can adapt to capitalize on those trends.
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