Shaping Tomorrow's Senior Care Landscape
The Business of Aging 2024 event focused on innovations in housing for older adults. It highlighted the crisis in affordability caused by the U.S. housing market’s acute shortage and historic price appreciation. The event brought together experts who shared innovative ideas in senior housing. Previous events also addressed issues like staffing shortages, technology trends, and the social determinants of health for seniors. Attendees had found the discussions insightful, increasing their awareness of societal trends and challenges in senior care.
Meet Our Panelists
Nick Boehm
Nick Boehm serves as Vice President of Related Affordable. His responsibilities include sourcing and project managing all aspects of the acquisition and development process of affordable housing
properties, from initial deal sourcing and underwriting through closing and stabilization. Mr. Boehm most recently served as Director of Acquisitions at Redwood Housing, where he led the company’s acquisition activities and established meaningful relationships with affordable housing owner-operators and local housing authorities throughout the country. Mr. Boehm holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Amherst College and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Charterholder.
Gloria Hurwitz
Gloria serves as a member of the leadership team at UnitedChurch Homes and brings her expertise as a fundraising professional with more than 20 years of experience and a passion for serving her community. As a former director of development, she has dedicated a career to fostering relationships with donors and community partners to create a culture of philanthropy for the organizations she represents. She is a graduate of Wilmington College and earned her CFRE (Certified Fundraising Executive). Gloria is a member of the Philanthropic Advisory Committee for LeadingAge Ohio, sits on the board for Clothes that Work and is an active member of the Dayton Chapter of 100+ Women Who Care.
Alexandra Nassau-Brownstone
Alexandra Nassau-Brownstone serves as Vice President of the Resident Outcomes and CORES
initiatives at Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future (SAHF). Alexandra works with SAHF member organizations and industry stakeholders to identify opportunities for collaboration, improve the consistency and integrity of community level data, demonstrate the impact of service-enriched rental housing, and build support for this work at the practitioner, policymaker, and investor level. In addition, Alexandra manages the Certified Organization for Resident Engagement & Services (CORES) Certification. Alexandra holds a Master’s degree in Community Planning from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Arts degree from American University.A special thank you to all our Business of Aging 2024 sponsors!
