Ad agency executive Carl Desir and brewery owner Katarina Martinez sit down to discuss the different forms that “diversity” can take in the creative and craft beer industries, how they advocate for inclusion and the penchant for 5-to-9 side hustles.

TL;DL- Carl comes to terms with being an AARP millennial, while Katarina recounts getting a cease-and-desist letter from Beyoncé herself.

Ad agency executive Carl Desir and brewery owner Katarina Martinez sit down to discuss the different forms that “diversity” can take in the creative and craft beer industries, how they advocate for inclusion and the penchant for 5-to-9 side hustles. TL;DL- Carl comes to terms with being an AARP millennial, while Katarina recounts getting a cease-and-desist letter from Beyoncé herself.

Diversity Champions

Generational stereotyping and griping is so 2008. It’s a pivotal time for us to get past cultural divides and build trust between generations. Listen to Season 2 of the Millenniheirs podcast, where ThoughtMatter Managing Director and millennial host Jessie McGuire leads intergenerational discussions with diverse thinkers in response to current events about how to shape a tangible legacy for future generations.

Millenniheirs kicked off in 2017 as ThoughtMatter’s original research project reframing the mainstream narrative around millennials as lazy, entitled, industry-killers and parents’ couch-surfers. How can we offer a second look at the most over-analyzed generation in history from the point of view of millennials themselves?

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Generational stereotyping and griping is so 2008. It’s a pivotal time for us to get past cultural divides and build trust between generations. Listen to Season 2 of the Millenniheirs podcast, where ThoughtMatter Managing Director and millennial host Jessie McGuire leads intergenerational discussions with diverse thinkers in response to current events about how to shape a tangible legacy for future generations. Millenniheirs kicked off in 2017 as ThoughtMatter’s original research project reframing the mainstream narrative around millennials as lazy, entitled, industry-killers and parents’ couch-surfers. How can we offer a second look at the most over-analyzed generation in history from the point of view of millennials themselves?

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