When you hire one of our experts to speak at your next event, we guarantee that your audience will be educated and entertained. We want to turn your audience on - not off - about how they can engage the next generation. (And we secretly want you to look like a hero for inviting us.)
Rebecca Ryan
Rebecca Ryan is a human sparkplug. She’s NGC’s founder, author of Live First, Work Second, and our evangelist-in-residence. As our top-requested speaker, Rebecca motivates and informs on how to prepare for next generation issues at work, in communities, and beyond.
Molly Foley
Molly came to Next Generation from the Chamber industry with a passion to create better places to live and work. She works hard to keep Next Generation’s client work moving forward and has a soft spot for helping young professionals find their voice and bridging the gap between generations.
Marti Ryan
Marti loves numbers and has ever since she was 6. We use her nerdy math skills to analyze research data, forecast future trends, and keep NGC’s checkbook in good shape. Marti also knows what it takes to engage the next generation of arts patrons.
The following keynotes are some of our most requested titles. We work individually with each client to make sure that the title, content, and take-aways are customized to the unique needs of their participants. We want your participants to walk away after our presentation thinking, "Wow, this speaker really understands our challenges!"
Seriously...You Don't Get Me, Do You? What Millennials Want You to Know about How to Engage Them
Unite and Ignite: Bringing Generations Together
Cities 3.0: Reflecting, Responding and Redesigning for an Uncertain Future
Thinking Around the Corner: Five Trends in 50 Minutes
Education: Is There an App for That?
All of our content can be formatted for keynotes (up to 75 minutes), workshops (half or full day), or seminars (multi day.) Investments may vary depending on content required.
What do young people think about living and working in your community and your company? Are they plugged in? Committed? Read Rebecca Ryan's new book, Live First, Work Second.
