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(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
On November 17, as part of its series of events highlighting the "Save 10" initiative, FSR hosted a panel discussion on how millennials define, think about and prepare for retirement. The panelists explored the experiences of real millennials and examined how Capitol Hill staffers and other young adults can begin planning for their financial future.
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Now known as Ha Noi, the city was initially named Thăng Long by the emperor Lý Thái Tổ when it was founded in 1010. This 4-km long mosaic wall mural was made as part of the commemorative events which took place in October 2010 to mark the Millennial Anniversary of Hanoi.
Protest at the Capitol - Nashville, Tennessee
I captured this protest shortly after President Trump's Inauguration on January 20th, 2017. You can see all the photos I captured that day and read the story behind the pictures on my blog: www.shutteringthrulife.com/american-as-apple-pie-protest-...
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(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
Exponential Finance is a two-day conference by CNBC and Singularity University that brings together top experts to inform financial services leaders how technology is impacting business.
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USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
Exponential Finance is a two-day conference by CNBC and Singularity University that brings together top experts to inform financial services leaders how technology is impacting business.
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Friends of Lysverket #10
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Bergen, Norway
(June 7, 2016)
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Charlie Tierney @CharlieTierney shares his secret to successfully recruiting Millennials.
T2: Talent Tomorrow
SHRM 2012 Talent Management Conference & Exposition in Washington D.C.
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DAVOS/SWITZERLAND, 23JAN14 - Maria Fanjul, Chief Executive Officer, entradas.com, Spain; Global Shaper; Global Agenda Council on Europe speaks during the session 'The Millennial Challenge' at the Annual Meeting 2014 of the World Economic Forum at the congress centre in Davos, January 23, 2014.
WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM/swiss-image.ch/Photo RÈmy Steinegger
Millennials and teenagers look for limited-edition products and independent brands and want to support new designers just like you.
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(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Fireside Chat: Millennials & Exponential Finance - Max Levchin, Founder & CEO, Affirm, President & CEO, HVF Labs
Traditional financial institutions are not equipped to meet the needs of millennials, the largest consumer generation in history.
Millennials demand agility, transparency and responsiveness, all in short supply in traditional financial services. They demand alternatives, and Max Levchin aims to provide them.
Levchin helped found Paypal, a hugely disruptive force on the banking scene. Now he’s leading a new financial services company, Affirm, that extends credit for members to use with participating merchants.
Join Levchin as he predicts the future of exponential banking and outlines what institutions must do to adapt to live in the exponential millennial’s world.
Exponential Finance is a two-day conference by CNBC and Singularity University that brings together top experts to inform financial services leaders how technology is impacting business.
CONNECT:
Web: www.xfin.co
Partners: xfin.co/partners
Program: xfin.co/2015-program
MEDIA:
Videos: xfin.co/videos
Photos: xfin.co/photos
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(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Millennial window by Michael D. Stokes, depicting the various centres of Christian worship in the parish of Keyworth.
St Mary Magdalene's at Keyworth is distinguished by its unusual 15th century west tower, crowned with an octagonal lantern stage giving it a distinctive and most attractive form. The rest of the building mostly dates from the preceding century and consists of chancel and nave flanked by aisles (that on the south side curiously short, extending no farther eastwards than the south porch).
The interior has an interesting mix of windows with glass from across the modern era. It is light and attractively furnished with some good early 20th century fittings.
This was my second visit here but the first time I'd found it open. There was some sort of festival going on so it was difficult to look around and get photos as it was very busy with crowds gathering mostly at the west end of the nave. I snuk in and did what I could virtually unnoticed.
I'm not sure what normal opening arrangements are here, I think it is probably normally kept locked (certainly was on my first visit) but may have limited opening at select times.
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
Final Campaign for Creative Problem Solving
Art Director: Zoya Schmitt (www.zestygraphics.com/)
Copy Writer: Corinne Heffernan
Get: independent hipsters with youthful spirits.
Who: cling to habits that they had since their early 20s.
To: feel that TUMS alleviates the ugly side effects of aging.
By: telling them that their appetite can be ageless.
Problem
Getting old sucks! No one wants to feel like they're getting old, especially not millennials. After being known as the kids glued to their phones for the last decade, millennials are not ready to grow up and give up their current lifestyle. One of the biggest problems facing millennials ages 26-32 is coming to terms with the fact that they are getting older, which comes with the pressure of having a traditional, nuclear-family lifestyle. Yet, many millennials are not ready to give up their independence and youthful living as they don't feel the same desire to settle down as their parents.
Rejecting getting old for millennials means clinging to habits that they had since their early 20s. In today's culture, youth is associated with drinking, eating out, and partying. With popular web series’ like Hot Ones and glamorized vlogs from foodie influencers all over social media, millennials are influenced by adventurous, yet unhealthy eating in their day-to-day life. According to Daily Infographic, “66% of consumers list spicy foods as a favorite, and millennials are currently driving spicy food trends” (Ayana, 2017). While millennials are not coming to terms with aging and still want to keep up with this on-the-go lifestyle, they are also denying their body the proper care it needs. Just because they want to keep living the life they've always had doesn't mean that their aging body can support it anymore. TUMS facilitates those activities and allows you to maintain those connections.
Objective
To make young millennials see TUMS as an aid in relieving the ugly side effects of aging.
To make young millennials feel that TUMS alleviates the ugly side effects of aging.
Target
Our target audience is female younger millennials from the ages 26-32. These women are independent, educated, and technologically savvy. Crossing the bridge from their 20s to 30s amidst a global pandemic, these women want to maintain their fun and carefree lifestyle and indulge in habits that make them feel young.
Insight
Fact: Millennials don't have the metabolism they used to.
Observation: Millennials still eat and drink like college kids.
Insight: Millennials are in denial about aging, so they continue to live as they did in their early 20s.
Fact: Millennials are in denial about aging.
Observation: Millennials still eat and drink like college kids. Insight: Millennials continue their old habits to feel young.
SMP
Let your appetite be ageless.
(May 28, 2012) Scenes from the Millennial Program meeting during the 2012 SEIU Convention ~ Denver, CO ~ Photo by Bill Burke / Page One Photo
USC Annenberg’s Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presented a conversation on the 2012 elections featuring CCLP senior fellow Morley Winograd and Mike Hais, co-authors of Millennial Momentum: How a new generation is remaking America. From the publisher: “In Millennial Momentum, Winograd and Hais investigate how the beliefs and practices of the Millennials are transforming other areas of American culture, from education to entertainment, from the workplace to the home, and from business to politics and government … They also illustrate why this generation's unique blend of civic idealism and savvy pragmatism will enable us to overcome the internal culture wars and institutional malaise currently plaguing the country.” CCLP director Geoffrey Cowan moderated the discussion.