The nation's leading thought leader & expert on population aging & its profound business, social, healthcare, financial, workforce & cultural implications.
It’s time for a new deal between employers and older workers! A new
@HarvardBiz
article by Age Wave's Ken Dychtwald, Bob Morison, and Katy Terveer examines how organizations can realize the massive potential of an older workforce.
The New Age of Aging is here. Check out our new landmark study for never-before-seen insights on how Americans' perceptions of
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and
#longevity
is radically shifting. Full press release available here:
New Age of Aging
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Although young women today are getting degrees in higher numbers than men, the gender pay gap remains. Our VP of Research Katy Flick examines why that is:
Who are the travelers of tomorrow? Join Ken and Zak Dychtwald for a lively discussion of how the travel and tourism industry can stay ahead of the curve by meeting the needs of these future consumers?
Why are young women today still financial worse off despite earning more degrees that men? Katy Flick, our VP of Research, explores this question in part 2 of a 3-part series on the most provocative gender-based findings from our recent study
Ken Dychtwald, CEO of Age Wave, and Zak Dychtwald, CEO of Young China Group, on how the travel and tourism industry can stay ahead of the curve and cater to the customers of tomorrow
In the highest-rated session of the World Tourism & Travel Council 2019 Global Summit, father and son Ken and Zak Dychtwald examined different spectrums of the new global consumer and how Travel & Tourism companies can prepare for the consumer of tomorrow
Today's young women are outpacing men in pursuit of financial independence. Join Katy Flick, our VP of Research, for part 1 of a 3-part series covering the most provocative gender-based findings from the new Age Wave/Merrill Lynch study on early adulthood:
Dynamic duo Ken Dychtwald, our CEO, and son Zak Dychtwald, CEO Of Young China Group, presented the highest-rated session at
World Travel & Tourism Council
2019 Global Summit in Seville, Spain. Watch it here:
For 35+ years, Dr. Ken Dychtwald has been edu-taining, inspiring and transforming the ways in which organizations, associations, governments, and individuals respond to the lifestyle, marketing, healthcare, and workforce implications of the age wave.
A Dutch supermarket chain is introducing what they call "chat checkouts," a slower checkout line that's geared towards older adults, in an effort to combat social isolation
Financial independence is a hallmark of adulthood, and today's young women are beating men in achieving it. Katy Flick, our VP of Research, on how women are ahead of the race and other provocative gender-based findings from our recent study
Despite the many hurdles that set women back financially, a recent Age Wave/Merrill Lynch study found that young women are actually leading in the race to become financially self-sufficient. Katy Flick, our VP of research, elaborates on this phenomenon
Join Katy Flick, our VP of Research, as she explore how today's young women are edging out men in the race towards financial independence despite the barriers stacked against them
In the last of a 3-part series on the most provocative gender-based findings from our recent study with Merrill Lynch, our VP of Research Katy Flick explores what's holding young women back from realizing their full potential
"We put 'loved ones' in [nursing homes], underfund them as a society, and hope never to need one ourselves." --
@LouiseAronson
To address issues in long-term care, we need to change our perception of old age and stop viewing older people as 'the other.'
Over the past 40+ years, Dr. Ken Dychtwald has emerged as North America’s foremost visionary and original thinker regarding the lifestyle, marketing, health care, economic and workforce implications of the age wave.
Although attending college and grad school opens countless career doors, many women are paying a hefty price for their career ambitions. Katy Flick, our VP of Research, discusses how student debt is a obstacle to women's financial wellbeing
"I'm not old, I've just been here a long time and learnt a few things along the way." Eileen Kramer, a 106 dancer, on why she banishes the words "old" and "age" from her vocabulary