According to some hyperbolic articles, Millennials are to blame for the demise of marriage, doorbells, napkins and even breakfast cereal. But what’s really going on? Read More »
What it Really Means When Millennials “Kill” an Industry
Jason Dorsey sheds light on how certain industries fail to adapt to changing needs
It seems there’s a new headline every day about Millennials “killing” a different industry.
Jason Dorsey Shares Insights on Gen Z with Forbes Africa
Forbes Africa interviews Jason Dorsey to learn how Gen Z is disrupting industries and dictating new trends across the globe
Generation Z are emerging—and they are already creating waves thanks to mobile technology. Forbes Africa interviewed Jason Dorsey, President and Co-Founder at The Center for Generational Kinetics, to learn more about the Gen Z, the generation after Millennials, and why they are poised to change the world.
Jason shared that at The Center, we believe generations are often defined by significant historical events. Read More »
Millennials Understand Money Better Than You Think
Jason Dorsey weighs in on how Millennials may have more financial knowledge than even Baby Boomers.
A new survey shows that when it comes to money and finances, Millennials might have a better handle on things than their parents’ generation.
A recent poll conducted by the Bank of America found that Millennials outscored Baby Boomers in almost every aspect of personal finance. Read More »
Is “Xennial” a Real Generation? The Truth about Microgenerations
Were you born between Gen X and Millennials? You’re actually a Cusper.
Is it true there is a microgeneration called “Xennials” or “Oregon Trail Generation” between Gen X and Millennials?
No! There is no Xennial microgeneration. Those born on the cusp where Gen X ends and Millennials begin are still a part of their respective generations—sorry Oregon Trail fans! Read More »
NBC filmed us in our office answering questions about Millennial myths!
NBC was in our office to ask us to separate generational myths from truth and explain delayed adulthood. Check out the TV segment below!
NBC was in our office for two hours to ask us about generational myths and Millennials!
Watch the video below for a behind-the-scenes look at our office and to see an explanation of delayed adulthood and Millennial myth-busting. Read More »
Who Do Our Generational Keynote Speakers Work With?
Watch our speakers talk about their most interesting client!
Curt Steinhorst, Matt Beaudreau, and Alicia Rainwater, our certified generational and Millennial speakers, keynote events around the globe.
Thanks for joining us as we continue to separate generational myth from truth! Read More »
Baby Boomers Compete With Millennials for Apartment Living
As retirement looms, Boomers turn to amenity-filled luxury apartment living
While it’s true that Millennials are still renting at a higher rate than any other generation and mostly avoid buying houses of their own, their parents’ generation isn’t far behind them.
Baby Boomers are renting at a higher rate than ever before – but for much different reasons than Millennials. Read More »
The Importance of the Word “Millennial”
Jason Dorsey weighs in on the importance of generational identity
The word “Millennial” has never been more contentious.
According to recent research, only 40% of Millennial-aged respondents considered themselves part of the “Millennial generation.” Read More »
The Center’s Research Featured on 25 TV shows in a day!
Breakthrough national research on Millennials, Gen Z, and entrepreneurship
The Center for Generational was proud to partner with America’s Small Business Development Center’s to lead a breakthrough national study for the organization that explored Millennials and their attitude toward starting and owning their own business.
The study’s findings were so powerful that the study’s co-authors, Tee Rowe and Jason Dorsey, were featured on more than 25 TV shows in a single day!!! Read More »
BABY BOOMERS BREAK THE BANK WITH HOLIDAY SHOPPING
More than any other generation, Baby Boomers plan to flex their spending power during the holidays, but Millennials plan to stay within budget
Baby Boomers and Millennials differ greatly in their shopping trends year-round, but nowhere is this more apparent than during the holiday season.
Whether shopping in the stores or online, Baby Boomers were the most likely generation to accumulate debt (63%) during the 2016 holiday season. Read More »