The
Gerontology Program
of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
invites you to attend, sponsor, and advertise at our 6th annual summit.
This 2011 summit is an afternoon pre-conference to the
32nd Annual Meeting of the Southern Gerontological Society in Raleigh, NC.

Thursday, April 14, 2011,
1:00-4:30 p.m.
State Ballrooms, Raleigh Marriott Center City, Raleigh, NC
Thanks to our sponsors and advertisers
AARP/NC
Booth Harrington & Johns, LLP
Twin Lakes Community
WellSpring Retirement Community
Click here for the Program including advertisements of our sponsors.
Sponsorship and advertising opportunities are provided on the registration form.
Click here for a registration form.
It is good business when your employees and your customers approach
aging with positive physical and cognitive fitness.
This 6th annual
Aging is Good Business summit is Thursday afternoon preceeding the Southern Gerontological Society 32nd Annual Meeting.
| Welcome & Introductions > 1:00 p.m.-1:15 p.m. | Jan Wassel |
Janice I. Wassel, PhD, Director of The UNCG Gerontology Program |
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| The End of Aging as We Know It > 1:15-2:00 p.m. |
Colin Milner |
"Population aging is creating a tidal wave of change within many industries, governments, communities, businesses and families. What impact do these sweeping changes have on the our industry? And, how can you profit from them? Learn how the accumulation effect and the latest research in population aging is changing the way we age, driving the global active-aging movement to unprecedented heights, trends occurring because of these changes, and how they are putting an end to aging as we know it." |
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| Refreshment Break > 2:00-2:15 p.m. | |
| A Business Model for Aging Well 2:15-3:00 p.m. | Brenda Loube |
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| Refreshment Break > 3:00-3:15 pm. | |
| Building Bridges to Shape the Brain Fitness Revolution > 3:15-4:00 p.m. | Alvaro Fernandez |
"Across professions and communities, pioneers are scouring the latest research and innovations to help maintain if not improve brain fitness of everyone in their communities, devising their own programs and testing new products and ideas to better serve their particular populations. This brain fitness revolution is testament to growing interest in lifelong neuroplasticity and to the notion that the time for “magic pills” to cure everything and for all is behind us. How can all stakeholders – companies, agencies, service providers, researchers – partner to shape the future of this critical field in ways most beneficial to millions of boomers and seniors who want to remain independent, active and productive as long as possible? Any nascent industry needs an infrastructure that incorporates standards, quality control, and a regulatory framework. How is this likely to shape up and what influence can you and your organization have over
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| Discussion Highlights & Closing Remarks 4:00-4:30 p.m. | Jan Wassel |
Information for Sponsors and Advertisers:
Summit sponsorship and advertising opportunities range from $50 to $1,000,
all available on the Summit Registration form.
Summit sponsors receive:
complimentary registrations, recognition in the printed summit program,
recognition on on-site posters,
and
recognition online
at our website thoughout the entire year.
Many exhibitors will be set up for the
Southern Gerontological Society Annual Meeting.
Directions to the Raleigh Marriott Center City
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/maps/travel/rdumc-raleigh-marriott-city-center/
Thanks to our 5th annual 2010 Summit Sponsors, Exhibitors, & Advertisers!
Learn from our 2010 summit -- Aging is Good Business: Opportunities for Entrepreneurs
Watch videos from our 2009 summit -- Aging is Good Business: The Silvering Workforce

