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Kathryn Childers
One of the first five females in the U.S Secret Service, trail blazer, innovator, inspirational speaker, overcoming adversity speakerUSA
Alexis Abramson
PhD, generational expert, author, entrepreneur, and journalist sharing her knowledge on the baby boomer generationUSA
Fraser Doherty MBE
Founder of SuperJam & co-founder of Beer52, considered one of the UK's leading motivational speakersUK
Anthony Cirillo
A global consultant and speaker, Anthony Cirillo transforms healthcare by helping organizations understand aging consumers, enhance patient experiences, and embrace the future of senior care.USA
Melissa Sherwood
From TV screens to corporate stages, Melissa Sherwood educates and inspires with her passion for nutrition, helping businesses and families create sustainable, healthy lifestyles.USA
Ole Kassow
Be inspired by a visionary serial social entrepreneur and find out which bottom lines really countDenmark}
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About the topic: Speakers on Aging
The last few years there have been much debate concerning care for the elderly and the challenges we face as the number of elderly increases.
What does it mean to grow older and what is it like to grow old with your work? And what happens if you lose your job?
Keynote speakers on old age and old people might focus on how to get the best out of old age, how to increase both health and quality of life. Moreover, there is a good chance that this will make for a better understanding overall – just because you grow older it does not necessarily mean life has to grow stale and boring. Keynote speakers on old age and old people can be inspiring and lead to fruitful discussions and debate.
What does it mean to grow older and what is it like to grow old with your work? And what happens if you lose your job?
Keynote speakers on old age and old people might focus on how to get the best out of old age, how to increase both health and quality of life. Moreover, there is a good chance that this will make for a better understanding overall – just because you grow older it does not necessarily mean life has to grow stale and boring. Keynote speakers on old age and old people can be inspiring and lead to fruitful discussions and debate.