Continuing Education
The 5 C's
Date: September 27, 2021 | 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Course #: 65782
Online Live
Overview:
Join us virtually and from anywhere to get current with the trends that are transforming the workforce. This isn’t your father’s workforce anymore! Many industries cannot find enough help, workers are demanding new flexibilities, young adults are grossly unprepared, and the Boomers that are still working aren’t too interested in adapting to change. In the Five C’s, Brad Gingras outlines how each generation views or prefers to work while identifying trends that are shaking up the workforce:
- Communication
- Change
- Choice
- Culture (including workforce culture)
- Centered (individualistic) preferences
Brad is the owner of Superior Strategies and Executive Director of Northwest Wisconsin AHEC, which inspires youth to consider healthcare careers and connects students to local employment. He has been providing career and professional development workshops, presentations, and strategic planning facilitation to thousands of professionals and youth throughout the upper Midwest. His enthusiasm, passion, and wit transform workshops creating a fun, interactive, and thought-provoking experience.
Registration
Fee: $29, $21.95 (62+)
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Please contact wendy.loy@northwoodtech.edu to register a group.
Brad Gingras is a professional trainer, facilitator, generational strategist and consultant. Throughout his career he has been providing professional development workshops, presentations, and strategic planning facilitation to thousands of youth and professionals. His series of topics and expertise range from multi-generational training and strategies, leadership development, team-building, career preparation & counseling, and motivational speaking. He has witnessed and demonstrated how effective leadership has evolved. Brad recognizes and has analyzed the drastic changes that have occurred within the workforce due to generational differences, societal changes, and technology. He provides a perspective to overcome these challenges with current approaches to empower the audience and clients. His goal for every workshop and presentation is to have fun, laugh, inspire, and leave everybody more knowledgeable.
Brad has been in executive leadership throughout his career. He is currently the Executive Director of Northwest Wisconsin Area Health Education Center (NWAHEC), coordinating healthcare education and workforce initiatives. Previously the Executive Director of Northwest Wisconsin CEP, the workforce development agency in Northwest Wisconsin.
