AgeTech SF: "STAGE (Not Age)" with Susan Wilner Golden
Join us for an engaging conversation with Susan Wilner Golden, author of STAGE (Not Age): How to Understand and Serve People Over 60—the Fastest Growing, Most Dynamic Market in the World. In this session, Dr. Golden will explore the concept of the "longevity economy," a burgeoning market valued at over $22 trillion globally, driven by the spending power and active lifestyles of individuals aged 60 and above.
Drawing from her extensive experience in public health, venture capital, and her role at Stanford's Distinguished Careers Institute, Dr. Golden will discuss how businesses can shift from age-based to stage-based strategies. She will highlight the importance of recognizing the diverse life stages beyond traditional retirement, emphasizing opportunities for innovation in products, services, and workforce development to better serve this dynamic demographic.
Schedule:
5:45pm: Doors open
6:00 - 6:15pm: Arrival and Introductions
6:15 - 6:45pm: Learn from Susan's insights
7:00 - 7:45pm: Open discussion with Susan
7:45 - 8:00pm: One ask and one offer
8:00 - 8:30pm: Networking
This will be an intimate discussion between our distinguished guest and community members, so please be on time!
About AgeTech SF: We are an action-driven community of intentional innovators, operators, academics, and investors leveraging technology to create impact for aging communities. We empower collaboration to tackle tough challenges in the Bay Area and beyond.
A huge thank you to the CareCall team for sponsoring the food and drinks for the event. CareCall is a virtual phone agent that makes daily check-in calls to seniors, providing companionship, wellness monitoring, and timely alerts to their care circle.
Please note: Space is limited at some of our community events. We accept participants based on levels of passion and relevant work demonstrated in registration question responses. If you are not accepted to this event, please try and join us at our next one. We will accept participants in weekly batches leading up to the event day.