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TV Has Practically 2X As Many Source MRI Doublebase 2016 Newspaper Reader Television Viewer 6 out of 10 readers Are over 50 A1834 14 A1834 28. DISCOVER THE BEST RESULTS FROM THE WORLDS PREMIER RESEARCH LITERATURE Web of Science SM Q X QZ Q Q X Web of Science Web of Knowledge Q Q POWERFUL SEARCHING AND ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES ITED REFERENCE SEARCHING X Z X X Q Z Q Q Z Q 533 iscover X Facilitator: . Merryn Rutledge, Ed. D., Principal, ReVisions LLC. Panelists. Becky Cohen, Internship Program & Special Projects Manager, VBSR. Tom Novak, business leader. Jessica Sabick, PHR, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation. An SDL Customer Experience Research Report. 2014. Insights . I. nto the Global Millennial Mindset – . and what to do about it . © 2014, SDL plc. 1. This is a summary of the findings from a global study of Millennials, conducted in January thru April, 2014. It includes responses from the US, UK, Australia. “I don’t have time to see any crazy. s. alesman; I have a battle to fight.”. Why Newspapers?. Readership Strong across Devices. Newspapers Drive Purchase Decisions. Multimedia Strength . Print. R U Ready?. Morley . Winograd. I 2 CSG Workshop . . January 10, . 2012. Generational Differences are Just as Great as National Cultural Differences but Are Rarely Perceived . Defining A Generation. wines. Margaux . Vannevel. , Jeanne Brand, Valeria . Panzeri. , Nick . Vink. Introduction. South Africa is a wine producing country with relatively low and stagnant per capita consumption: only 7.31 litres per capita in 2014 (8.7 litres per capita in 1994).. Dr. Jolene Erlacher. www.leadingtomorrow.org. j. olene@leadingtomorrow.org. Generations Today. Silent: . Born 1928-1945 . (. Age . 69-86). Boomer. : Born 1946-1964 . (. Age . 50-70). Gen X: . Born 1965-1980 . Question: . What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “Millennial”?. Chief Marketing Officer at Unilever:. “. B. usinesses must embrace the disruptive power of young people… Bring young people into your organisations and let them shape them from within with their fresh ideas”. Janet Watson. Lisa Feldman. June 22, 2014. Workshop structure. ​Introductions and goals. Foundational concepts . Millennial overview. Teaching frameworks and Haas truths. Wrap up. Definition of learning outcome. Dr. Matt Wilson. Dr. Matt Wilson . Dr. Matt Wilson . Introduction. YOLO. 2F4U. SMH. IMO. LOL. IDK. NIMBY. PAL. POS. NVM. Introduction. YOLO– You Only Live Once. 2F4U – Too Fast For You. SMH– Shaking my Head. Stephen Liptrap. EVP Morneau Shepell & General Manager Shepell. June 2016. Clash Point. Traditionalists . Baby Boomers. Generations X. Generation Y. Birth Year Range. 1928-1946. 1947-1965. 1966-1981. 2016. Understanding the Automotive Path to Purchase. Newspaper Media Drive Automotive Sales 2016 . What media . influence . vehicle purchases in Canada. ?. Vehicle . advertisers . want to . know the facts about the market in Canada.  . MILLENNIALS How will we appeal to this group to enroll their children and help sustain our schools through fund-raising? Millennials: Our New Parent Market The oldest are 35 years old. They make up ~31% of the population. Dr. Anna Panagiotarea - Dr. Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou. Department of Journalism and Mass Communication. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. “The Future of Newspapers”. Cardiff, 12 & 13 September 2007.