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Leading and managing amid disruptive demographics

Leading and managing amid disruptive demographics By Cheryl Meyer The United States as we know it is changing: Roughly 10,000 Americans are turning age 65 daily; the southern states represent over half of the nation s population growth; fertility rates are dropping, especially among white women; and people of color make up the fastest growing demographic group, states James H. Johnson Jr., a demographic expert and professor of strategy and entrepreneurship at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Johnson gleaned that information mostly from the U.S. Census Bureau s American Community Survey and Current Population Survey. The disruption is very predictable, he said. But you re going to lose your shirt in the marketplace if you don t understand how disruptive demographic changes are transforming your business.

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Workers Want Autonomy in the Post-Pandemic Workplace

UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Arvind Malhotra, a professor at UNC s Kenan-Flagler Business School, studies the future of work. He says people want to control when they work, where they work, and what they re working on. The challenge for companies is to create jobs that reflect workers desire for autonomy. This article is part of a series called Future of Work, which examines how business leaders are rethinking the workplace.  What makes a job meaningful? Does the five-day workweek make sense? And is work-life balance even possible? These questions have consumed Arvind Malhotra for nearly two decades long before anyone had even heard of COVID-19.

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UNC System Board of Governors Approves 4 New Trustees for UNC-CH

UNC System Board of Governors Approves 4 New Trustees for UNC-CH The UNC System Board of Governors approved several new trustees for UNC-Chapel Hill during its monthly full board meeting. The university system leadership approved Rob Bryan III, Perrin Jones, Malcom Turner and Ramsey White on Thursday morning, adding them to the ranks of the Chapel Hill university’s Board of Trustees. Bryan, Jones and White’s appointments were unanimously approved, while Turner’s candidacy had a separate vote. While some system governors expressed concerns about Turner’s current role as head of strategy and corporate development for the sports gambling site DraftKings, his appointment also passed with an 18-6 vote.