Sarah Sladek
Sarah Sladek is a best-selling author, international speaker and CEO. Since 2002, her life's work has been dedicated to helping organizations engage future generations of members and talent.
As the founder and CEO of XYZ University, Sarah has grown a future-focused company comprised of generational researchers, presenters, and strategists. XYZ U has helped hundreds of organizations grow membership and reduce turnover among younger generations.
As a leading researcher of generational insights, Sarah has authored more books and research papers on the generational topic than any other consultant. Her five books include two best-sellers for Association Management Press: The End of Membership As We Know It (2011), and Knowing Y (2014). Her fifth book, Talent Generation (2017), identifies the core strategies essential to engaging today’s talent.
As the founder and CEO of XYZ University, Sarah has grown a future-focused company comprised of generational researchers, presenters, and strategists. XYZ U has helped hundreds of organizations grow membership and reduce turnover among younger generations.
As a leading researcher of generational insights, Sarah has authored more books and research papers on the generational topic than any other consultant. Her five books include two best-sellers for Association Management Press: The End of Membership As We Know It (2011), and Knowing Y (2014). Her fifth book, Talent Generation (2017), identifies the core strategies essential to engaging today’s talent.
Web Sites:
www.xyzuniversity.com
www.xyzuniversity.com
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Sarah Sladek joins Jim Blasingame to report on her national research that indicates the Millennial generation recognizes honesty and positiveness as key leadership traits, and they define success more in terms of happiness than financial.
Sarah Sladek joins Jim Blasingame to report on her national research on the behavior of the Millennial generation which indicates that they quit their jobs more often because they don’t see advancement opportunity.
Sarah Sladek joins Jim Blasingame to report on her national research that indicates the Millennial generation recognizes honesty and positiveness as key leadership traits, and they define success more in terms of happiness than financial.