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Leadership and Management Breakfast
Dates
Event Date
Feb 26, 2010
Registration Dates
Jan 26, 2010toFeb 24, 2010
Location
Description
The Metro Chapter Leadership and Management Committee invites you to attend and/or send your staff to a Presentation on February 26, 2010 at the Lenexa Conference Center (11184 Lackman Rd). Breakfast will be served starting at 8:30 am with the program beginning at 9:00 am and ending by 10:00 am. The cost for this event is $12 per person.
Breakfast: scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns, bagels with orange juice and coffee
Please make reservations by February 24, 2010 by contacting Nonie at 913-888-7800 or Kayser@skw-inc.com , or register online at http://kcmetro.apwa.net/
Topic: Millennials Rising – Harnessing the Power of the Generations
Description: Today’s workplace includes four generations of workers, Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials. Just when we thought it was OK for the Traditionalists and Baby Boomers to retire and make room for Gen X and Millennials, we find that many are now starting new careers and continuing to work. So, we just can’t ignore generational differences and hope they will go away (or retire). The future of public works is the Millennial generation. In this presentation, we’ll examine traits unique to the Millennial generation and discuss how the rest of us in the other three generational groups can learn to motivate and work effectively with Millennials, all 76 million of them.
George Haines
George Haines has over 30 years of public sector leadership and management experience. He recently joined the Northern Wyoming Community College District as a Program Director.
George began his career in public service when he was commissioned as an officer in the United States Navy Civil Engineer Corps, serving over 20 years before retiring at the rank of Commander. George then worked for 11 years in local government starting in San Mateo County, CA and then serving as Public Works Director for the City of Gillette, WY. Prior to joining the college he served as Director of Operations with Peregrine Leadership Institute in Gillette, WY.
George has a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, from Georgia Tech and a Master’s degree in Public Administration, Human Resources Management, from the College of Notre Dame in Belmont, CA. He is also a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, VA.
George is a member of the American Public Works Association (APWA) Leadership and Management Committee and serves as Chair of the Education and Training Committee of the Rocky Mountain Chapter. He has written many leadership articles for the APWA Reporter Magazine and has been a speaker at the APWA National Congress.
Breakfast: scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns, bagels with orange juice and coffee
Please make reservations by February 24, 2010 by contacting Nonie at 913-888-7800 or Kayser@skw-inc.com , or register online at http://kcmetro.apwa.net/
Topic: Millennials Rising – Harnessing the Power of the Generations
Description: Today’s workplace includes four generations of workers, Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials. Just when we thought it was OK for the Traditionalists and Baby Boomers to retire and make room for Gen X and Millennials, we find that many are now starting new careers and continuing to work. So, we just can’t ignore generational differences and hope they will go away (or retire). The future of public works is the Millennial generation. In this presentation, we’ll examine traits unique to the Millennial generation and discuss how the rest of us in the other three generational groups can learn to motivate and work effectively with Millennials, all 76 million of them.
George Haines
George Haines has over 30 years of public sector leadership and management experience. He recently joined the Northern Wyoming Community College District as a Program Director.
George began his career in public service when he was commissioned as an officer in the United States Navy Civil Engineer Corps, serving over 20 years before retiring at the rank of Commander. George then worked for 11 years in local government starting in San Mateo County, CA and then serving as Public Works Director for the City of Gillette, WY. Prior to joining the college he served as Director of Operations with Peregrine Leadership Institute in Gillette, WY.
George has a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, from Georgia Tech and a Master’s degree in Public Administration, Human Resources Management, from the College of Notre Dame in Belmont, CA. He is also a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, VA.
George is a member of the American Public Works Association (APWA) Leadership and Management Committee and serves as Chair of the Education and Training Committee of the Rocky Mountain Chapter. He has written many leadership articles for the APWA Reporter Magazine and has been a speaker at the APWA National Congress.
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