Organizations now employ more generations of workers at one time than they have ever before. This brings new opportunities for innovation, along with the challenge of meeting their varied needs, and mitigating the conflicts that come with generational differences. Join Goldman Sachs’ Global Head of Human Capital Management, Jacqueline Arthur and Professor Matthew Bidwell as they discuss Goldman Sachs approach to leading an intergenerational workforce in our postpandemic world.

Jacqueline Arthur
Global Head of Human Capital Management, Goldman Sachs

Matthew Bidwell
Xingmei Zhang and Yongge Dai Professor; Professor of Management, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania; Faculty Director, Wharton People Analytics

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