Gen Y critical to long-term business success

By Staff | September 24, 2013 | Last updated on September 24, 2013
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Building diverse teams that span generations is central to providing the best business results, says EY. The firm was named among Canada’s Top Employers for Young People.

“Our people are our most valuable asset,” says Stephen Shea, EY managing partner, People. “Providing the development our people need to enrich their career is the foundation of our success. And when they thrive, they deliver the best results for our clients.”

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The firm annually recruits new hires from university campuses nationwide. The professional services firm is built on an apprenticeship model, and offers continuing education, training and mentoring programs to help the next generation expand their resumes and grow their careers.

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