136: Millennials, Relationships, and Company Culture – Featured Interview with Dan Negroni

Business Management & Talent Development Consultant, and Author of Chasing Relevance

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Dan Negroni talks with Bill Ringle about unlocking the potential of millennials in the workplace by creating better quality relationships and company culture.
 

Expert Bio

Dan Negroni is a business management and talent development consultant and coach addressing today’s critical cross-generational issues. Dan leverages his no-nonsense approach and experience as a CEO, attorney, and senior sales and marketing executive to help companies bridge the gap between managers and their millennial workforce to increase employee engagement, productivity, and profit.

Through his training workshops, consulting and coaching services, he empowers millennials and management alike, providing the content and tools needed to communicate more effectively, build powerful relationships, maximize personal effectiveness, create high performing teams, and deliver value to each other and their organizations.

Dan is also a frequent keynote presenter at all types of management and millennial-related events, including corporate gatherings, association conferences, industry events and sales meetings.

Clients include DLA Piper, Booz Allen Hamilton, Mintz Levin, American Bar Association, Rubio’s, KPMG, ADP, Qualcomm, Paylease.

For more information, visit Dan’s website.

Contact Info for Dan Negroni

Web address: http://www.launchbox365.com

Travels from: San Diego, CA

Phone: (858)-314-9867

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