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Panel to discuss the Millennial and Gen Z workforce

Crosset Company has announced that Bonnie Curtis, Chief Human Resources Officer for the Castellini Group of Companies, will lead a panel of Millennial and Gen Z young professionals in a discussion of what this “next generation” is looking for as they enter the workforce and progress in their careers. The NextGen talent panel will close out the educational sessions scheduled for the Crosset 2019 Produce & Floral Conference on August 28 in Cincinnati, OH.

“When we asked our customer and supplier communities what keeps them up at night, to a person, the ability to hire and retain the talent they need to succeed was at the top of the list,” said Greg Kurkjian, Crosset Vice President/General Manager. “We all know that engaged, informed in-store associates are essential to delivering an exceptional, differentiated shopper experience. They are also one of the best sources to tap for future company leaders, especially in the produce and floral industry. However, attracting and retaining those just entering the workforce or early in their career requires a different approach today than just 10 years ago. How better to learn what this next generation of talent is looking for than to hear it directly from them?”

The leading edge of Millennials will turn 40 in 2021. The youngest Millennials are just now entering the workforce full time, as are the oldest Gen Z’ers. Together, the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts represent over 50 percent of the US population, and the largest pool of employees and consumers.

Moderator: Bonnie Curtis, Chief Human Resources Officer, Castellini Group of Companies: Bonnie brings expertise in management, supply chain, human resources, and sales. Organizers say she will set the stage and moderate a lively discussion with the NextGen panelists.

Panelist: Josie Harrison, Executive Assistant & Real Estate Management, Jungle Jim’s International Markets: Josie is a 2017 Miami University graduate with a degree in Technical Writing. In order to pay for college, she began working as a cashier at Jungle Jim’s International Market when she was a senior in high school – and she never left.

Panelist: Aaron Klohn, Marketing Assistant, TechSolve: Aaron is a 2019 graduate of Xavier University, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies, Public Relations, and Digital Media. He grew up in Fremont, OH on his family’s grain farm and cattle ranch, and was an active member of 4-H and the FFA. He has worked in a variety of industries, including agriculture, higher education, non-profit, and manufacturing.

Registration is now open for the all new Crosset Company Produce & Floral Conference, which will be held in Cincinnati, OH on August 28, 2019. The day-long event features guest speakers and panelists, along with networking and sales opportunities with produce and floral suppliers, and cooking demonstrations and sampling throughout the day. The Conference will be held at Great American Ball Park.

For more information:
Stephanie Smith
Crosset Company
Ph: +1 (859) 817-7600
stephanie.smith@crosset.com
www.crosset.com

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