Running parallel with this youth movement in the labor market is the increase in Millenial entrepreneurs, those who want to affect positive change in the world on their own terms. These audiences are comprised almost exclusively of Millenials, or Gen Yers, those people who, give or take, were born between 1982 and 1996. Portrait of a Millenial TrailblazerRyan Goldsher, born in 1996, would be considered by some a Millenial, by others a Gen Zer, echo boomer, or part of the iGeneration. Choosing not to be associated with the tech-crazed "Millenial stigma," he is following the beat of his own drum. ♦ Whereas securing a good entry-level corporate job after college is still the ideal, it is evident that many Millenials measure professional success differently.

Source: Huffington Post November 28, 2016 23:30 UTC