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Effectively Engaging Generation Z

Featuring: Mark Beal

Mark Beal is the author of the recently published book, Engaging Gen Z. Mark is an assistant professor of practice in public relations in the Rutgers University School of Communication & Information where he collaborates with Generation Z each day and learns what is trending with the nation’s largest consumer segment.

If you are an employer, a marketer, a small business or a media company, you can listen to the insights Mark will share during this podcast interview to set yourself and your company up for success in effectively engaging Gen Z.

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    Effectively Engaging Generation Z
    Mark Beal

Effectively Engaging Generation Z

  • Who is Generation Z and why should we care?
  • Are all Gen Zers on TikTok or do they consume other content and information?
  • Since Gen Z does not watch or consume traditional media, what kind of challenge do they pose to marketers and advertisers?
  • The oldest Gen Zers are graduating college and joining the workforce. If I am an employer or work in human resources, what do I need to know about Gen Z?
  • If we look ahead 15 years, what impact will we say that Gen Z had on the world including corporate America, marketing, media and society?

 If you plan to hire Gen Zers or market to them now and in the future, Mark Beal’s book, Engaging Gen Z is available on Amazon. You are going to want to purchase this book and prepare for the arrival of the next generation.

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Mark Beal

Before authoring Engaging Gen Z Mark Beal served as a public relations practitioner and marketer for more than 25 years, developing and executing public relations campaigns for category leading companies and brands around such major sports and entertainment platforms as the Olympic Games, Super Bowl, World Series, NCAA March Madness, US Open Tennis and The Rolling Stones. He collaborates daily with Gen Z as an assistant professor of practice in public relations in the Rutgers University School of Communication & Information. Mark's ongoing primary research of Gen Z has led to keynote speeches with the American Marketing Association, the Association of National Advertisers as well as corporations, brands, conferences and agencies.

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