Managing Millennials
Millennials are dramatically changing the culture in the American workforce. With their expectation for a nap room, unlimited vacation and an unstructured work schedule, how are we supposed to actually build a sustainable organization? No wonder leaders are confused, frustrated, and resisting changes to their company culture. In this presentation we’ll discuss why you should care about the millennial mindset and what you can do to capitalize on this dynamic shift.
Lindsay works with millennials and the organizations hiring them. She provides insight, education and coaching through one to one programs, group coaching and educational seminars to help recruit and retain millennial workers and volunteers.
She studied psychology and public communications from Syracuse University and is a fully certified coach through the International Coaching Federation. She has built a nationally recognized brand and is becoming known as an expert in helping millennials succeed and make their best contributions in the workplace.






John joined Rotary in 1976 and has served R.I. as district governor, committee member, delegate to and Chairman of the Council on Legislation, task force zone and area coordinator, Aide to 2007-08 RI President, Chairman of the nominating committee 2011-12 , 2012-13 & 2014-15, International Assembly Training Leader (two years), Vice Chair of TRF Stewardship Committee, Chairman of TRF Investment Committee and TRF Finance Committee, Vice Chairman of the Bangkok Convention Committee, Chairman of Rotary’s U.S.$200 Million Challenge Committee from 1 December 2007 thru 30 June 2012, as well as 2014 Chairman for IPPC and an advisor to the RI Communications Committee.
Indianapolis Rotarian Mark Blade became 6560 District Governor on July 1, 2015 and will be “officially” installed on