The Workforce of the Future: Spanning Five Generations Recap
When it comes to authentically uplifting employees of different generations, our expert panelists recommended leading from a place of curiosity, having mentorship programs and developing processes to share institutional knowledge. They reminded us that while labels like “Boomers” and “Gen Z” can be helpful starting points for understanding, be mindful of stereotypes and recognize that someone’s generation is only one part of their identity.
Thank you to Gina Del Castillo, Polica Houston, Mara Olsen and Ashley Woodman for sharing their insights and expertise. Thank you to Liz Gardner for being our moderator.
Colorado’s Top Social Impact Trends for 2024
2023 was a year of innovation and deeper commitment to sustainability and social impact. In the face of corporate challenges like shrinking budgets, national pressures to take a stance, changing regulations and greater staff capacity needs, Colorado companies continued to grow their impact. Learn more about four trends Colorado companies will lead into 2024:
Aligning Your Values Throughout the Workforce Journey Recap
“Employees can do the work; they want to know what kind of environment they’ll arrive to.”
– Carissa McCabe, GFM|CenterTable
10% of people are job searching today, and they’re looking for more than a paycheck. Organizations need to communicate and demonstrate their values to prospective employees and current teammates in order to thrive.
Thank you to Sean Choi of FirstBank, Michael Greenlee of Emerge and Carissa McCabe of GFM|CenterTable for sharing their insights and expertise. Thank you to Anna Costello for being our moderator.
Small Business Spotlight: PEAK Resources
As part of National Mental Health Awareness Month, we sat down with Tom Brinegar, vice president and chief financial officer of PEAK Resources, to learn more about their employee benefits.
Eight Strategies to Grow Your Volunteer Program
B:CIVIC strives to share best practices in the CSR and ESG spaces. We are proud to connect with our investors and elevate their stories and expertise. Thank you to Tory Woods, DISH Cares senior lead, for contributing. Learn more about DISH Cares here and read Tory’s insights below.
As companies return to hybrid and in-office roles, the value of employee engagement opportunities and culture will continue to grow. For employees, an important aspect of this transition is feeling a sense of purpose and community; for many, this is found through volunteer events.
Throughout the past year I have had the opportunity to rebuild our program from the ground up. While every company’s program will be unique, here are eight essential strategies for a successful workplace transition and volunteer program:
The Key to Sustaining CSR: Engaging Employees
Employees are valuable messengers of your organization’s impact—among each other and the community. Engaging employees in your purpose can have great impacts, including increased retention. Read on for strategies to build an effective narrative with your team.