Multigenerational Competency in the Workplace
January 28, 2026 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm CST
Virtual Workshop – Live/Online
Fee: $50 for MCN members / $70 for nonmembers
There are currently 4-5 distinct generations in the workforce. This fact can bring value to teams based on diverse ways of thinking and processing – and it can create challenges. This session is designed to ‘normalize’ some of these challenges, explore some of the differences, and provide guidance to leaders as to how to focus on the advantages of the differences between generations. The ability to reframe the negative into more positive will support leaders in helping their teams be more effective.
Learning Objectives:
- Attendees will be able to clearly understand the various generations that are currently in the workforce, highlighting some of the key factors that have influenced each generation.
- Attendees will explore some typical stereotypes and review how to notice them and work to dispel them when they are not helpful.
- Attendees will review information about differences in workforce dynamics and how to focus on the leadership qualities that are beneficial to all staff members
Event Details
This virtual event will take place on the Zoom platform. Your access link will be emailed to you the day before the event after 12 p.m.
This session will be not be recorded.
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Speaker Information
Kate Solis Silva is an executive coach and facilitator who partners with purpose-driven leaders to catalyze professional and personal growth that honors their well-being and whole lives.
With a decade of leadership experience spanning corporate and nonprofit environments, Kate works alongside leaders navigating the evolving demands of modern leadership. Her coaching creates space for honest reflection, renewed clarity, and grounded action to support leaders in aligning who they are with how they lead and the impact they create with their organizations and communities.
A certified Professional Coach since 2018, Kate weaves mindfulness, somatics, and grief education into her practice. She serves on the Coach Faculty for an ICF-accredited training program and is committed to lifelong learning. Clients describe her approach as calm, compassionate, and insightful.
Outside of work, Kate can be found in nature, traveling, giving back, and sharing food and belly laughs with loved ones. She is based in the Twin Cities in Minnesota with her wife and two cats.
