The Great Retention: With Kamber Parker

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The Great Retention: With Kamber Parker

Find out what it takes to hire and retain the best talent, starting with the young professionals you work with. Join Young Professional Expert and YoPro Know Founder, Kamber Parker, as she shares her journey meeting with young professionals and the experienced professionals that want to hire and retain them.

  1. FEB 24

    Ep. 45: Level Up Your Workplace: Ray Cox's Blueprint for Authentic Teams

    Ready to transform your team culture and set the stage for future success? In this episode of The Great Retention, we chat with Ray Cox, Senior Vice President of Marketing at HIighfill Infrastructure Engineering, who reveals the secrets to building teams where authenticity and well-being are at the forefront. Ray shares strategies that will challenge you to rethink how to communicate growth paths for new hires and how to create an environment where people are excited to show up as their true selves. Given the increasing concern for environmentalism in younger generations, Ray offers his expertise on how to leverage your talent's passions to fulfill your company's mission. Tune in for game-changing insights on upholding rock-solid values in a profit-driven industry—and discover the secrets to keeping your young talent engaged and loyal to your culture every step of the way. This episode is your go-to guide for leaders eager to foster a dynamic workplace culture. Don't miss it! Connect with Ray and his team at Highfill Infrastructure Engineering to learn more: hiepc.com.

    43 min

  2. FEB 10

    Ep. 44: Don't Leave Your Team Running on Empty: How Belonging Fuels Retention

    How can workplaces become spaces of true belonging? In this episode of The Great Retention, we talk with Dr. Jessica Sharp, Founder of Sharp Brain Consulting, to uncover how neurobiology can guide leaders in building inclusive, equitable cultures where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Dr. Sharp shares why belonging isn’t just a benefit—it’s essential for a resilient, high-performing team. We also discuss the concerning trend of organizations scaling back on DEI initiatives, explaining the risks of this shift and why prioritizing belonging is more crucial than ever. This episode is essential for leaders ready to create a culture where everyone has a place. To learn more about Dr. Sharp's impactful work, visit https://www.sharpbrainconsulting.com/ and connect with her team.

    30 min

  3. JAN 27

    Ep. 43: Going Bananas: Emily Cole on Culture, Talent, and the Ultimate Fan Experience

    In the latest episode of The Great Retention, we dive into the world of the Savannah Bananas with Emily Cole, Director of Fun and co-owner of the "greatest show in sports!" Emily shares how their fan-first philosophy has created a passionate fan base while transforming how they recruit, lead, and cultivate an upbeat, creative internal culture. From the field to the C-suite, discover the bold strategies they use to engage their entire team in attracting top talent and maintaining a vibrant work environment. Learn how their "Why not?" mentality, driven by Emily and Jesse Cole, has built a brand that’s not only changing the game of baseball but also setting new standards for talent attraction and business development. This episode is packed with actionable insights for those looking to swing for the fences in building a winning workplace culture. To learn more about the Savannah Bananas and the magic behind the show, visit thesavannahbananas.com.

    43 min

  4. JAN 13

    Ep. 42: The Secret Recipe for Retention: Carl Sobocinski's Guide to Hospitality Leadership

    In this episode of The Great Retention, Carl Sobocinski, President of Table 301 Hospitality, shares his powerful approach to leadership in the hospitality industry. Discover how treating your team as your biggest asset and building genuine career paths for them can transform attraction and retention. Carl’s wisdom on meeting team members where they are and ensuring that the customer experience stays unforgettable will inspire leaders across industries. Plus, discover Carl's commitment to young professionals through mentorship as he shares his mission to pass on success to the next generation of restaurateurs—and walk away with actionable strategies on how you can do the same. Don’t miss this chance to learn how the right culture can make all the difference—it's a real treat! Learn more about Carl and his work at Table 301: https://table301.com/

    35 min

  5. 12/09/2024

    Ep. 41: The Future of Medicine: Dr. Marjorie Jenkins on Equipping and Retaining The Next Generation of Doctors

    In this must-listen episode of The Great Retention, Dr. Marjorie Jenkins, newly appointed Dean of the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, reveals the game-changing shifts shaping medicine today. From telemedicine’s impact on millions of patients to Pathway Programs that attract and retain tomorrow’s doctors, Dr. Jenkins shares bold strategies for ensuring the next generation is prepared and inspired. Hear her take on how post-pandemic mindsets are redefining work-life balance and why healthcare leaders who invest in their people will keep them. If you’re passionate about the future of healthcare and how it applies to the corporate world, this episode is packed with insights you can’t afford to miss! For more on Dr. Jenkins’s mission, connect with her team at https://med.und.edu/.

    38 min

  6. 10/28/2024

    Ep. 40: Belonging and Civic Engagement: Building a Resilient Workplace Amid Election Season

    As election season approaches, the pressure is on—both in the polls and in the workplace. In this timely episode of The Great Retention, Kamber sits down with Katy Smith, Executive Director at Greater Good Greenville, to discuss how civic engagement can enhance company culture, even during periods of heightened rhetoric. With just weeks until the election, Katy shares actionable ways employers can create a sense of belonging, encourage team connections outside of online platforms, and celebrate civic life within their organizations. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on how to support your team, navigate tense times, and foster a workplace where people feel connected and engaged—no matter what’s happening in the world around them. To learn more about Katy's work, visit https://greatergoodgreenville.org/

    33 min

  7. 07/22/2024

    Ep. 39: Staying Competitive: How Benefits Drive Retention & Well-Being

    Join us as we sit down with Population Health Management Leader and Well-Being Strategist, Sam Reid of Cobbs Allen. Sam shares her expertise on how employers can revamp their benefits packages and well-being initiatives to meet the evolving needs of today's employees. In this episode, we deep-dive into: - 3 easy-to-implement strategies for improving your company's benefits and well-being offerings. - How to tailor benefits to address the specific needs of employees at different life stages. - Understanding how the pandemic has changed employee expectations and priorities with regard to benefits. - The rise of caregiver planning and why caregiver support is becoming a key benefit consideration, particularly for younger generations. - How prioritizing benefits and well-being can give your company a significant advantage in recruiting and retention. Get ready for a dynamic discussion that will help you become a leader in employee well-being, which is a top priority among young professional talent in the current landscape.

    35 min

  8. 07/08/2024

    Ep. 38: What Role Do Businesses Play In Mental Health?

    This episode tackles the crucial topic of mental health in the modern workplace. We're joined by Tiffney Davidson-Parker, Executive Director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), for a conversation about: * The impact of mental health on employees and the workplace * Strategies for organizations to support employee mental well-being * Combating the stigma surrounding mental health days * The role of leaders in fostering a supportive work environment This episode is a must-listen for any business leader who wants to create a thriving workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being. Learn more about NAMI's work here: https://www.namigreenvillesc.org/about/

    36 min
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Find out what it takes to hire and retain the best talent, starting with the young professionals you work with. Join Young Professional Expert and YoPro Know Founder, Kamber Parker, as she shares her journey meeting with young professionals and the experienced professionals that want to hire and retain them.

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