Millennials | This 22-year-old CEO believes her company is 'the future'

Attracting and retaining talent is a task many employers have to grapple with. And with younger generations filling in today’s positions, never before have organisations had to reconsider their business purpose more than they have to now.

As Millennials and Gen Zs join the workplace, employers are actively changing their own perks and benefits and learning and development options to meet the requirements of these future leaders, and for one CEO this is crucial to the success of any business.

22-year-old Grace Beverley heads up three UK companies, including a fitness app, a gymwear retail line and an exercise equipment range, which last year had an eight-million-pound turnover – but how exactly do her businesses operate?

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As a Gen Z herself, Beverley understands just what the younger generations want from their employer, which is why she has introduced various benefits into the business for all of her 10 employees to enjoy, reported the Telegraph.