Speaking Events
Community members have been invited to speak at various events and participate in open forum panels to discuss issues that exist surrounding the generation gap.
WorldCom PR Group Conference
Brussels, Belgium
May 2016
Several members of the National Millennial Community traveled to Brussels, Belgium to speak with top executives in public relations at the WorldCom PR Group Conference. They touched upon people's misconceptions about the generation and how to work with millennials to facilitate an effective working environment.
Asian Real Estate Association
of America and Chicago Association of Realtors
September 2016
Chicago, IL
Members of the National Millennial Community traveled to Chicago to attend a conference on millennials in real estate. In other words, what should the real estate community know about millennial buyers as they prepare to purchase homes or prepare to upgrade their homes? The conference was hosted by a partnership between The National Realtors Association and Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA).
AEF Symposium 2016
October 2016
Orlando, FL
The AEF, in partnership with the ANA National Conference, hosted a symposium in Orlando, FL to discuss the talent disconnect that exists in the marketing/communications industry. Community members participated in a panel that provided a full 360-degree view of all parties involved talent acquisition and retention process.
American Heart Association
April 2017
Los Angeles, CA
National Millennial Community members in the Greater Los Angeles Area were invited to speak with leaders at the American Heart Association. The conversation touched on millennial insights, recruitment, and campaign strategies to further engage this cohort of people.
GenWorks
November 2017
Los Angeles, CA
On Friday, November 3, 2017 at the Microsoft Technology Center, students, educators, managers and executives engaged in a conversation that explored strategies for building relationships with the emerging workforce. GenWorks’ workshops identified growth moments that impact employer and employee relationships, and offered solutions to common challenges.
Worldcom Vienna Conference
May 2019
Vienna, Austria
From May 6th to May 10th, several National Millennial Community and GenZ Community members traveled to Vienna, Austria for the The Worldcom Public Relations Group conference.
Verizon Panel for APAHM
May 2019
New Jersey
Verizon hosts two panels focusing on Millennials and GenZ, and APIAs in the workforce in commemoration of Asian & Pacific Islander American Heritage Month (aka APAHM). The event was hosted and moderated by Verizon Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion, Ms. Anuradha Hebbar, and the company's Asian employee resource group.
Northwestern Mutual
Multicultural Affinity Summit
August 2022
Los Angeles, CA
Adviser Bill Imada moderated a panel of young professionals from the NMGZ community at Northwestern Mutual's Multicultural Affinity Summit in Hollywood. The topics discussed were core values, diversity, authenticity, career development, financial hardship, and many more.
Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business
(AACSB) Conference
October 2022
New York City, NY
AACSB hosted a two-day conference on Societal Impact that included a student panel. NMGZ members Sarah Albuquerque, Andres Diaz, Rohan Nipunge, and Kara Villarreal attended the event, which attracted business school deans, faculty, industry and nonprofit leaders, and students from around the world. Rohan participated on a student values panel that was moderated by adviser, Bill Imada.
Institute for PR Bridge Conference
at Georgetown University
March 2023
Washington, D.C.
The 2023 IPR Bridge Conference bridges the gap between public relations, corporate communications practitioners, and academics.
NMGZ members had the opportunity to network and interact with top leaders in both the practice and the academy in an intimate setting.
March 2024
Washington, D.C.
Center for Asian Pacific American Women (CAPAW) invited NMGZ members for an official White House tour to commemorate Women's History Month.