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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2017 · 34 MIN

S3E9: How To Unlock the Potential of Millennials // Amy Nagley Ph.D.

from The Called to Flourish Podcast

Christian leaders, listen up. There's a critical demographic trend playing out before us right now. It's called the Millennial generation. 75.4 million millennials make up the largest living generation. Why should this matter to your church, organization, or business? Because Millennials are the future of your culture. Millennials are the "tomorrow" of your culture that you need to take notice of, today. The question in front of us on today's podcast is, how can you leverage and optimize the unique perspective and multiple talents of Millennials to grow the health of your culture and therefore deepen the immediate and lasting impact of your organization? Our guest is going to answer this question. Today we have the pleasure of visiting with Dr. Amy Nagley. Amy recently served as research consultant with the Best Christian Workplaces Institute. Amy has written a white paper on the topic of Millennials in the Christian Workplace, which we'll make available on the show notes page on our blog. Find full show notes here http://blog.bcwinstitute.org/s3e9-amy-nagley-millennials/

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