@Millenium_01 As Generation Y has different start and end Year, one must consider all the presidencies that have been served such as:
1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter
1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan
1981 - 1993 President George H W. Bush
1993 - 2001 President Bill Clinton
2001 - 2004* President George W. Bush
**I don't agree with all the listed Presidents being part of Generation Y (but I have named the presidents and terms based on some researchers starting Generation Y in 1977 (earliest) and 2004 (latest)).**
Each person will recognise Generation Y in accordance to their view or agree with one or some researchers.
- MetLife, Minority of Demographers, and Researchers definition of Generation Y is 1977-1994
Presidents served: 1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter; 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1994* President Bill Clinton
- Nielsen Media Research definition of Generation Y is 1977 -1995/1996
Presidents served: 1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter; 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1996* President Bill Clinton
- Australia's McCrindle Research definition of Generation Y is 1980–1994
Presidents served: 1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter; 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1994* President Bill Clinton
- PricewaterhouseCoopers definition of Generation Y is 1980 - 1995
Presidents served: 1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter; 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1995* President Bill Clinton
- Gallup Inc and MSW Research definition of Generation Y is 1980 – 1996
Presidents served: 1977 - 1981 President Jim Carter; 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1994* President Bill Clinton
- Ernst and Young definition of Generation Y is 1981 – 1996
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1996* President Bill Clinton
- Pew Research Center definition of Generation Y is 1981 - 1996, and then later changed the end dates between 1992 - 1999)
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; and 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; and 1993 - 1996* President Bill Clinton
- William Straus and Neil Howe definition of Generation Y is 1982 - 2004
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; 1993 - 2001 President Bill Clinton; 2001 - 2004* President George W. Bush
-WPP definition of Generation Y is 1981-1998
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; 1993 - 1998* President Bill Clinton
- United State Census Bureau definition of Generation Y is 1982 - 2000
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; 1993 - 2000* President Bill Clinton
- Elwood Carlson definition of Generation Y is 1983 - 2001
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; 1993 - 2001 President Bill Clinton; 2001 - 2004* President George W. Bush
- US Pirg definition of Generation Y is 1983 - 2000
Presidents served: 1981 - 1989 President Ronald Reagan; 1989 - 1993 President George H W. Bush; 1993 - 2000* President Bill Clinton
Due to birth-year overlap between definitions of Generation X and millennials, and the tentative nature of generations, some individuals born in the late 1970s and early 1980s see themselves as being "between" the two generations.[46][47][48][49] Names given to those born in the Generation X and Millennial cusp years include Xennials,Generation Catalano, and the Oregon Trail Generation.
Reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennials