HARNESSING THE POWER OF GENERATIONS: WORKING BETTER, TOGETHER
When: SEPTEMBER 22 - 23, 2025
Time: 8 am until 5 pm
Host: CAPE FEAR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Instructor: Brenda Dietzman
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North Carolina: Your training will be in person
Out of State: Your training will have the option of in person or to join virtually
HARNESSING THE POWER OF GENERATIONS: WORKING BETTER, TOGETHER
How to Recruit, Retain, Motivate and Lead Today’s Workforce
Dive into the dynamic world of generational strengths and differences in the workplace with this compelling workshop! As Gen Zers embark on their careers, Millennials step into leadership roles, and Baby Boomers and Gen Xers continue to offer invaluable experience and stability, it's crucial to understand and leverage the unique strengths each generation brings to our organizations.
In this refreshing and insightful workshop, we'll explore the positive characteristics of all generations and how to effectively utilize their unique skill sets. We'll delve into how different generational upbringing has shaped them into the employees they are today. By examining research-based studies, we'll uncover strategies to recruit, retain, motivate, and develop these individuals into the leaders we need now and in the future.
This workshop promises engaging discussions, practical insights, and actionable strategies to help you harness the power of generational diversity and drive success in your organization. Plus, you will leave with an action plan to better recruit, hire, train and retain your most valuable asset, your people!
Instructor Bio:
Col. Brenda Dietzman (Ret.) is a passionate speaker who provides evidence-based training solutions and inspiring presentations for both individual and organizational improvement. She is an IADLEST internationally certified trainer and has presented to national and international audiences for both private and public sector organizations. Her areas of expertise include resilience, leadership, developing women leaders and generational topics.
In 2019, Col. Dietzman retired from the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office in Wichita, Kansas as the undersheriff in charge of jail operations. She oversaw two facilities with a total population of 1400+ inmates, 300+ employees and a $40 million budget. During her time in law enforcement, she also served as the captain in charge of the Patrol Division and the Judicial Division, a lieutenant in both the Patrol Division and the Special Projects Unit, a Community Policing sergeant, detective, and a road patrol deputy. She has over 28 years of law enforcement and corrections experience.
She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Administration of Justice from Wichita State University. She enjoys traveling, photography, mountain biking, running, meditation and reading. She is married and has three adorable rescue dogs
A minimum number of participants are needed to hold our workshops. You may cancel up to five business days prior to the Professional Development Workshop. No refunds will be given for cancellations received five or less business days before the class. All cancellations are subject to a $50 service fee. Your cancellation must be received in writing via fax or e-mail. Substitutions are acceptable. "No Shows" will be charged at the applicable rate.
It is strongly recommended that participants DO NOT purchase airline tickets without first contacting AJA to confirm program availability.
