Business of Aging:
Shaping the Future of Aging: Insights, Innovations, and Impact.
October 2nd 2025
The Business of Aging is a premier event dedicated to exploring innovative ways to improve the lives of seniors. Each year, industry leaders, healthcare professionals, and technology experts come together to share insights, solutions, and best practices. Whether you're a professional in the field or simply passionate about enhancing the quality of life for older adults, this event offers invaluable knowledge and connections.
Experience the 2025 Business of Aging like never before! This year’s theme, Healthcare: More Than Medicine, explores innovative solutions and holistic approaches to help seniors thrive.
For the first time, we’re introducing a hybrid model, allowing you to join us in person or virtually for a day of insights, networking, and collaboration. Stay tuned for updates as we prepare to shape the future of senior healthcare together!
Where: NCR Country Club - 4435 Dogwood Trl, Kettering, OH 45429
Time: 8 A.M. - 5 P.M.
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Business of Aging Event Recording Library
Browse recordings of previous events to explore other housing, healthcare, and technology topics.
Theme: 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.
Theme: Older people and mental health
Our 2023 event focused on talent shortages around the nation. As America's aging population continues to increase, many in the field were (and still are) concerned about how they will continue to serve those in need while navigating staffing scarcities. Our three speakers discussed the problem and possible solutions to improve our work and positively impact the lives of those we serve.
Theme: Navigating staffing shortages facing industries serving the aging population
Our 2022 event focused on talent shortages around the nation. As America's aging population continues to increase, many in the field were (and still are) concerned about how they will continue to serve those in need while navigating staffing scarcities. Our three speakers discussed the problem and possible solutions to improve our work and positively impact the lives of those we serve.
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.
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.
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.
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.
