We're excited to announce that our global, annual Business of Aging event will focus this year on an issue that's top of mind for many – navigating staffing shortages in industries serving older adults.
Talent shortages around the nation are plaguing companies of all shapes, sizes, and purposes. But as America's aging population continues to increase, many in the field are anxious about how they will continue to serve those in need while navigating staffing scarcities.
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We're thrilled you're interested in learning more about becoming a Business of aging sponsor! This opportunity puts your brand in front of hundreds of leaders in housing, healthcare, and technology. Learn about our sponsorship packages and get in touch with our team below.
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"The Business of Aging is definitely worth being an annual event."
"Very impressed by the level of knowledge of the panel!"
"Very informative and insightful. It increased by awareness of societal trends."
"The panel was excellent. Worth getting up early to attend!'
Watch the 2021 Business of Aging
Theme: How Housing Impacts Quality of Life for Older Adults
The 2021 event features keynote speaker Alan Mallach, senior fellow with the Center for Community Progress in Washington, D.C., who shares a presentation on housing affordability and the future of housing for America's aging population. An esteemed panel then discusses the intersection of housing and quality of life.
Watch the 2020 Business of Aging
Theme: Technology and Older People
This virtual event kicks off with a keynote address by venture capitalist Dominic Endicott who discusses how changing cities and towns will impact older people, and how we need to begin planning today for the "future old." Later, a panel discusses technology trends and how they’re impacting older people.
Watch the 2019 Business of Aging
Theme: Social Determinants and Older People
Positive social determinants of health are the social, economic, and environmental conditions that help older adults maintain their health and well-being. Watch as our panelists discuss impact of social determinants as well as the opportunities to improve them.
Watch the 2018 Business of Aging
Theme: The Changing Landscape of Aging
During this event, a Business Journal editor moderates a panel of experts on senior trends in housing, technology, healthcare and other topics, as we explore the Business of Aging in the Miami Valley. During the summit, attendees hear directly from the people who are change leaders in the senior sector.
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