Author

Phyllis Weiss Haserot, “the cross-generational voice,” is a facilitator, marketing/business development strategist, speaker, podcaster, and best-selling author focused on the business of uniting People, Purpose, Potential and Profits across the generations at work. She is the foremost workplace champion of cross-generational conversation. Phyllis brings multi-generational perspective, curiosity, extensive marketing and conflict experience to help organizations solve intergenerational challenges with both clients and external stakeholders and for internal teams in order to achieve greater GENgagement™ harmony, productivity and profit.

Clients often say she has an unusual ability to relate to all the different generations - and, in turn, to help them to better understand each other and work harmoniously.

Fostering inclusion and belonging has always been a part of her work since an early career as an urban planner. Over three decades as President of Practice Development Counsel, Phyllis has been a trailblazer as both business-development consultant to professional service firms and delivering multigenerational workplace solutions to a variety of industries.

She works to improve workplace collaboration among the generations through workshops, facilitating dialogues, management advice, coaching and in-person and online forums. A frequent speaker for corporate and professional groups, she also blogs on intergenerational relations issues and business development for Forbes.com, Next Avenue, Legal Executive Institute, Huffington Post, IRIS.xyz, LinkedIn and others. Phyllis is the founder of Cross-Generational Conversation Day, and owner/manager of the Cross-Generational Conversation group on LinkedIn.

She is the author of the You Can’t Google it! -The Compelling Case for Cross-Generational Conversation at Work (Morgan James Publishing, 2018), Embrace GENgagement (American Bar Association-LP, 2020) and two books on marketing/business development, The Rainmaking Machine (Thomson Reuters - latest edition 2020) and The Marketer’s Handbook of Tips & Checklists as well as co-author of three books published by ARK Group and the American Bar Association.

Phyllis is co-host of the Legacy-Makers@Work podcast and lively podcast guest.