Generations in the Workforce explores the realities of 5 generations present at one time in the workforce. From Alpha youth volunteers to Silent Generations employees and retirees - what does this mean for employers, managers, leaders and decision makers? How can we increase empathy for the natural tendencies of each group to make your work possible.

Presented by: Central Virginia Nursery and Landscape Association.

This is a free, private event for a client.

Generations in the Workforce - Generations in the Workforce explores the realities of 5 generations present at one time in nonprofit organizations. From Alpha youth volunteers to Silent Generations employees and retirees - what does this mean for employers, managers, leaders and decision makers? How can we increase empathy for the natural tendencies of each group to make your mission possible.

Presented by: Virginia Housing Alliance, Housing Virginia's Most Vulnerable

This is a free, private event for a client.

Generations in the Workforce explores the realities of 5 generations present at one time in nonprofit organizations. From Alpha youth volunteers to Silent Generations employees and retirees - what does this mean for employers, managers, leaders and decision makers? How can we increase empathy for the natural tendencies of each group to make your mission possible.

Presented by ED Roundtable.
This is a free, private event for a client.

Overview: Initiatives focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion are a part of the new normal in the workplace; however, where to start and how to keep the work going continue to be a challenge as organizations embrace a DEI journey. In this session, participants will receive tools and strategies that will help move DEI initiatives along and achieve successful outcomes.

Objectives for the class:

• Reflect on how DEI initiatives are important to their organization or team

• Learn of common challenges to implementing strategies

• Tools to overcome implementation challenges

Presented by Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth.
This is a free, open event.

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Private Event Construction Owners Association of America, Virginia Chapter

Presenter: Chris Bennett

Sometimes the tension between an organization's culture and its strategy can get in the way of delivering our very best work.  This session will explore the tension between strategy and culture as it pertains to organizations, departments, and project teams, and provide some applicable tools to help you navigate that tension.

Learning Objective:  Participants will explore how to identify tensions between strategy and culture in their organizations, departments, and/or teams, and then practice tools to navigate that tension.

After the success of last year's Power of Good we decided to do it again!  April 13-17 is National Volunteer Week and we are again partnering with HandsOn Greater Richmond our local resource for volunteers and volunteering. 

So we thought, let's celebrate together!

From February 23, 2015 - March 20 we will be accepting nominations from the community of volunteers who rock, work under the spotlight, and do good day in and day out.  Nominators need only write in 20 words or less how their volunteer powers good in the community. You can find the nomination form here. 

Join us to celebrate nominees, see a spotlight of 10 randomly selected nominees, and a silent art auction to benefit Hands on Greater Richmond. 

Come and celebrate the engine of good that powers our community.