The 2024 election is right around the corner and eyes are on Gen Z voters, who predominantly make up the youth and young adult voting bloc. Vaughan Bagley, Director of Social Impact for SHOWTIME/MTV Entertainment Studios, discusses the evolution of young adult voter engagement and MTV’s ongoing role in promoting civic participation. From MTV's iconic Rock the Vote campaign to today’s Vote 24 initiative, this episode explores how to empower young voters and the role of employers and higher education are key in reaching Gen Z voters.

Discover the issues driving Gen Z—climate change, affordable healthcare, and more—and how companies, organizations, and colleges can support democracy through engaging Gen Z.

Key topics:

• MTV’s voter engagement legacy
• Reaching and empowering Gen Z voters
• The role of colleges and universities in voter outreach
• Corporate responsibility in elections
• Key issues for Gen Z voters in 2024

Learn more about MTV's Vote 24 Initiatives at votevotevote.com.

Are you struggling to retain your interns and early career employees? This episode features a conversation with Parker Pell, co-founder of Abode HR. Parker shares practical tips on how to effectively manage Gen Z talent and create a workplace that fosters loyalty and long-term engagement. Discover strategies to attract top talent, provide meaningful development opportunities, and build a positive company culture that resonates with Generation Z.

Learn more about Abode HR and connect with Parker on LinkedIn.

Generation Z views and navigates the world differently than past generations - Including their perspectives on time and time management practices.

This episode features Dylan Diamond, co-founder and CEO of Saturn, a calendaring app that is revolutionizing how Gen Z is managing time. Dylan provides insights on how Gen Z looks at time and how Gen Z can develop and implement empowering time management skills.

Learn more about Saturn.