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Updated September 22, 2026

Which speaker to choose for a conference on generation z?

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The choice of the ideal speaker for a conference on Generation Z depends above all on the specific objective of your event, and not solely on the topic being addressed. This guide compares five recognized experts in this field: Elodie Gentina, Marie-Laure CHANU, Marco Dalla Palma, Julien Estier, and Amélie Favre Guittet. This is not a ranking of the best speakers, but rather a comparative analysis of their respective approaches: strategy, management, operations, decision-making, human factors, etc. The table below presents, for each expert, their preferred angle, targeted objective, and primary audience for their talks. This approach will help you identify the profile best suited to achieve the impact you seek for your audience.

How to Decide Quickly

Identify the priority of your event, then follow the rule that applies.

  • If you want to enlighten your leadership teams on the concrete managerial and societal challenges related to Generation Z. → Elodie Gentina Elodie Gentina — to understand the impact of Generation Z in the workplace
  • If you want to approach Generation Z with a light touch and foster intergenerational cohesion through laughter. → Marie-Laure CHANU Marie-Laure CHANU — to raise awareness about intergenerational relations at work
  • If you want to equip your managers to better integrate and motivate Generation Z within their teams. → Marco Dalla Palma Marco Dalla Palma — to understand and manage Generation Z
  • If you’re looking for concrete tools to integrate and manage Generation Z within multigenerational teams. → Julien Estier Julien Estier — to decode intergenerational dynamics at work
  • If you want to spark a positive wake-up call for management practices and relationships with younger generations. → Amélie Favre Guittet Amélie Favre Guittet — to reconcile generations and transform management
Speaker Overview Angle Objective Target

Angles and Specificities of Each Speaker

Marie-Laure CHANU
Marie-Laure CHANU
A conference full of humor to convey the message of diversity and inclusion with a smile.

Angle: Uses humor and staging to defuse tensions between generations, including Generation Z.

For which audience/event: Managers, HR teams, internal events, corporate seminars

Choose if… Choose if you want to address Generation Z with a light touch and promote intergenerational cohesion through laughter.

Conference to watch: Intergenerational Relations. 4 Generations at Work: Will It Work or Fall Apart?

Marco Dalla Palma
Marco Dalla Palma
Augmented or Diminished Manager? Making AI a Lever for Trust, Discernment, and Performance in Leadership

Angle: Demystifies common misconceptions about Generation Z and offers concrete keys to better manage them.

For which audience / event: Managers, executives, HR professionals, management conferences

Choose if… Choose if you want to equip your managers to better integrate and motivate Generation Z within their teams.

Conference to watch: Gen Z: Better Understand Them to Better Manage Them

Julien Estier
Julien Estier
Expert Speaker – Intergenerational, management of younger generations.

Angle: An in-depth analysis of the impact of younger generations on management styles.

For which audience/event: Executives, HR, management workshops, corporate universities

Choose if… Choose if you’re looking for practical tools to integrate and manage Generation Z within multigenerational teams.

Conference to watch: Understanding and Managing (Younger) Generations

Amélie Favre Guittet
Amélie Favre Guittet
A straight-talking, inspiring speaker, expert in HR strategies and employer branding, Amélie bridges the generational gap and energizes companies with an approach as clear-sighted as it is impactful.

Angle: Challenges stereotypes and offers an energetic, no-nonsense perspective on motivating young people at work.

For which audience / event: Executive committees, managers, HR conventions, transformation events

Choose if… Choose if you want to spark a positive wake-up call for management practices and relationships with younger generations.

Conference to watch: Motivating Gen Z at Work: From Boss-Manager to Coach-Manager

FAQ

How do I choose a speaker suited to the audience of my event on Generation Z?

First, identify your audience profile (students, managers, HR, etc.). For example, Elodie Gentina is particularly geared toward companies wishing to better understand the expectations of young employees, while Julien Estier often speaks at higher education institutions.

What conference format should I choose based on my educational objectives?

If you want to encourage interactivity, opt for a workshop led by Amélie Favre Guittet. For an inspiring keynote on trends, Marie-Laure CHANU offers dynamic presentations illustrated with real-world case studies.

How can I ensure the technical level of the conference matches my audience?

Let your speaker know the level of knowledge your audience has about Generation Z. Marco Dalla Palma tailors his content for both beginners and experts on the topic.

What information should I provide to the speaker during the preparatory briefing?

Share the context of the event, specific expectations, participant profiles, and the desired duration. This will allow speakers like Amélie Favre Guittet or Julien Estier to personalize their presentation as much as possible.

Where can I easily find and compare speakers specializing in Generation Z?

You can check out platforms like Lespeakers, which list experts such as Elodie Gentina or Marie-Laure CHANU, with detailed profiles on their areas of expertise.

And what’s next?

Once the angle is clarified, the simplest approach is to formalize your brief (objective, audience, format, duration, constraints). We can help you match with the right speaker on Generation Z.

For a detailed shortlist with biographies, also see our selection of speakers on Generation Z.