GenZ and Millennial Representatives Weigh In on Sustainability, Workplace, and More
Andrea Bautil is a Millennial, a practicing architect currently working in the Dominican Republic, while Emma Vessels, GenZ, is finishing her degree at Kent State University in Fashion Merchandising. In this wide-ranging discussion, we hear directly from outstanding members of these two demographic cohorts on their thoughts about fashion and home decor, sustainability, and the impact their generations can have on the future of our planet.
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Discussion
By Eric Vessels on Jan 24, 2023
Smart kid, that Emma!
By Jim Rosenthal on Jan 24, 2023
Two impressive young women who are destined for success!
By Jules Van Sant on Jan 27, 2023
Love everything about this interview!!
By Stephanie Hill on Feb 01, 2023
I see major intergenerational misunderstandings in my daily professional life. I have faith in the younger cohort. We all need to listen better to these young people to sustain our futures. I have learned from listening to and learning from younger people. (extra- they are more fun).
By Jules Van Sant on Feb 01, 2023
Stephanie you are 100% on this one. I am emersed daily as chair of PGSF (alongside you as a board member extraordinaire), as well as in my roll on graphic communication school advisory boards, next-gen workforce initiatives, and working alongside industry partners and recruiters (and of course, being a mom of 3 now adults). All this reinforces the notion that we're going to be a-okay! IF NOT BETTER. So much to learn, share and collaborate on. Now is the time to lead not as it once was but with an inclusive eye on what is possible crossing generational lines. We are in good hands!