Jason Dorsey is the world’s leading Gen Z and Millennials speaker, expert, and researcher. Adweek calls him a “research guru.”
His passion is inspiring every generation while sharing new solutions that drive results. He’s funny, too.
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Jason Dorsey is one of the most compelling and engaging speakers I’ve come across in my career.
In fact, ‘speaker’ does not adequately describe Jason, who is equal parts researcher, social anthropologist, and entertainer.”
Jason’s speech was a huge hit at our International Management Conference!”
Jason’s entertaining message was of great value to all 1,200 of our sales associates in attendance—and that ranged from Millennials to Traditionalists! They left with actions they could use right away for selling across generations.”
Jason Dorsey’s presentation was informative, engaging and relevant. I personally learned a lot and am proof that he can teach an old Boomer new tricks!”
Jason Dorsey is known around the world as the foremost authority on Millennials and Gen Z. He is one of the best speakers you’ll ever see on stage.
He’s smart, entertaining, educational and funny. He’s also full of more energy than most people have after eight cups of coffee — like human Red Bull.
He’s been our highest rated speaker at two different events!
Jason Dorsey wrote his first bestselling book at age 18. He is Co-Founder and President of The Center for Generational Kinetics. Jason has led Millennial and Gen Z research on four continents in multiple languages. He advises CEOs, corporate boards, VC and PE firms around the world! He is a Millennial himself, married to a Gen X’er, and they have a Gen Z daughter!
VOA interviewed CGK President and generational speaker, Jason Dorsey, who discussed how Millennials are finally starting to emerge from the financial difficulty of their early years. This is welcome news for the generation that had such a rocky coming-of-age.
A recent USA Today article about generations quoted CGK President and generational expert, Jason Dorsey. The article revealed how Millennials and Gen Z are reviving products and practices that have declined in popularity in recent years (or decades). The list includes record players, Polaroid cameras, and even marriage!
Authenticity may be the biggest driver in Millennial (aka Gen Y) brand selection. CGK has discovered that Millennials have split into two distinct economic groups. To win Millennials as clients, market leaders should keep this in mind. A recent Association of National Advertisers (ANA) article quotes me and other experts. They discussed Millennial consumers and their emergence into later adulthood.
A recent survey from the National Retail Federation found that Gen Z—also known as iGen and Centennials—was surprisingly the demographic most likely to shop in-store during Black Friday 2019. This… Read more
Far from bringing the end of traditional retail, Gen Z—also known as iGen and Centennials—seem likely to drive a major shift in the way retailers do business. Deep personalization, immediate value, and brand mission will likely guide the future of brick-and-mortar shopping.
