The study findings were shocking and revealed some significant generational differences between Millennials and other generations in America. Read More »
Millennial Entrepreneurship Trends in 2017
New national study finds Millennials have very different views of entrepreneurship than other generations in America
Do Millennials REALLY want to be entrepreneurs? The results of our national study may surprise you.
Not their Parents’ Prom
Gen Z Prom-Goers Are Most Traditional Teens in Years, Survey Finds
Gen Z prom-goers are taking fashion tips and tricks from their Generation X moms and even their Baby Boomer grandmothers, rather than their Millennial sisters.
When it comes to prom attire, Gen Z girls are making more modest and conservative choices. Read More »
5 Questions with Curt Steinhorst, CGK Certified Speaker
Get to know our dynamic certified speaker!
This is the last in our three-part series in which you will get to know each of our certified speakers and see what they think about generations!
Jason Dorsey Debunks Millennial Myths at the 2017 National Restaurant Association Show
Keynote on how Millennial consumers influence restaurants and foodservice
Millennial expert and researcher Jason Dorsey headlines the Signature event series.
His provocative keynote focused on debunking Millennial myths. Read More »
Millennials are the driving force behind the better-for-you snack category
New research identifies the latest snacking trends and motivations
Findings from a recent national study identify the trends and motivations behind the millennials' health-conscious approach to snacking.
Whether a snack is sold in a grocery chain, a specialty food retailer, or delivered right to the front doorstep, millennials are definitely creating a whole new market when it comes to better-for-you snack options. Read More »
21st-Century Marketers Struggle with Things Millennials Aren’t Buying
The non-conformity of Millennial consumers challenges retail
The mid-20th century’s tried-and-true products and services do not appeal to Millennial consumers.
Marketers can attract Millennials by responding to their core values, realizing that the shopping priorities of their parents don’t apply to this group. Read More »
Jason Dorsey details newest youth communication craze in Fox Interview
"Live Chilling" is how Gen Z Hangs Out
The ease and functionality of online “live chilling” make it most appealing to youth. Dorsey explains they are “using one of these apps on their phone, in their living room – connecting to people in other living rooms, and that’s hanging out.”
They are maintaining friendships via the internet much like previous generations would have utilized a local coffee shop, and according to leading Gen Z expert and researcher Jason Dorsey, “This is not going away”. Read More »
Jason and Pew Research Debate Why Millennials Aren’t Moving on NPR
The mobile generation is choosing to stay put
Jason Dorsey, the founder of The Center for Generation Kinetics, debates Pew Research on underlying reasons that keep millennials stationary.
This is a stage of life foreign to many previous generations. It is a stage where a person craves the freedoms of adulthood, and yet is not equipped to handle the responsibilities that come with it. Read More »
The Center’s Gen Z Research Featured on Inc.com!
How old should you be when you get your first smartphone? What does the youngest generation expect from technology? Inc.com investigates.
Gen Z is quickly becoming the new buzzy generation to know, market and sell to, and employ.
Even though Millennials were the ones to truly shake things up on all fronts, Gen Z is shifting gears yet again, causing a stir up yet again. Read More »
Here’s the App Taking the Playground by Storm
What the shockingly young demographics for one music app means for the future of mobile apps for all generations
Lately, it seems as if playgrounds may have better foresight about technological trends than the latest press releases.
This is especially true when it comes to smartphone apps, where the most popular apps, such as Instagram and Snapchat, skew young at first but then trickle up to older generations. Read More »