Speaking Topics
Bridging Generation Gaps at Work
Recruiting in a Tight Market
Get to Know Gen Z
Leading Every Generation
Communicating Across Generations
Retaining and Motivating Milennials
Managing Generation in Turbulent Times
Marketing and Selling to Every Generation
Meet Lynne
Speaker Generational Expert Author
Lynne Lancaster is one of today’s most sought-after generational experts and keynote speakers. She knows what makes Traditionalists, Boomers, Generation Xers, Millennials, and Gen Z tick, and she brings her original research, insights, humor, and practical tips to audiences eager to solve the generational puzzle.
Lynne’s entertaining style and deep expertise take listeners to a whole new level, whether they are struggling to recruit and retain generations in the workforce, seeking to connect with them in the marketplace, or just trying to live and work with them.
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"Lynne Lancaster worked with our Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging Executive Council to expertly craft a virtual presentation on Generational Differences in the Workplace. She navigated the nuances of working with different generations, and the value we each bring to the workplace, all while captivating a virtual audience. The engagement via chat, polling questions and the Q&A forum were amazing. Lynne surpassed our expectations! "
- Anna Patel - Senior Communications Specialist
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"Lynne was a delight to work with and we appreciate all the time and effort she took to craft a presentation that both matched the theme of our conference, and met all of our objectives. We look forward to working with her again!"
- Cindy Carris - Travel, Meetings & Events Manager Paychex
"Thank you for serving as a Speaker for the Deputy Director for Management (DDM) Seminar Series. Your presentation, “What a Difference a Generation Makes” was timely and thought-provoking and provided the audience with pragmatic approaches for communicating and collaborating with multiple generations in the workplace. Your presentation was engaging and meaningful."
- Alfred C. Johnson, Ph.D. - Deputy Director for Management National Institutes of Health
