Room 4 | 11:15 am - 11:45 am | Thursday, July 20, 2023
Background – Allow us to reintroduce ourselves and Generation Z! From the team of next-gen researchers and creators of “IYKYK,” we are back to offer deeper insights on Gen Z (18-25) at a pivotal moment in their lives as they begin to live independently, enter the workforce and develop unique attitudes, behaviors and opinions.
Gen Z has a unique set of expectations regarding the brands they value and choose to support. Their choices not only offer insight into how they spend their time and money but also provide us a glimpse into who they are and what they value. The goal of this research was to explore Gen Z’s expectations, perceptions and desired relationships with brands so that corporate insights leaders and agencies can better attract, serve and connect with this key target audience.
Approach – In talking with insights leaders from health care to consumer packaged goods, B2B, retail, nonprofit and more, we heard a consistent need across categories to better understand and improve engagement with next-gen audiences.
By using both qualitative and quantitative methods, we confirmed hypotheses, debunked stereotypes and uncovered the unexpected when it comes to what makes this generation tick.
Impact – Regardless of role in the research, listeners will walk away from this presentation with some tips and tricks on how to connect with this next generation of consumers in meaningful and impactful ways.
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