Epilogue Economy
In my work on the Epilogue Economy, I continue to unpack a transformative force that is redefining the way we think about aging, work, and value creation. I am convinced that organisations that fail to recognise and harness the potential of their older workforce risk being left behind in an
Epilogue Economy
Over the course of this past week, a few significant things happened. I turned 60, and of course wrote about it, which though just a number, also has some significant weight about it. I also received a letter from the US Social Security Department about my "retirement" benefits
Life as I see it.
As I approach my 60th birthday in a couple of days, I find myself thinking a lot about my life and the things I've learned over the past six decades. This milestone has prompted me to contemplate the experiences, challenges, and joys that have shaped my life and
Epilogue Economy
As someone who has been observing consumer trends for years, I can't help but think about one of the most influential and often overlooked demographics in today's market - the aging consumer. I have started paying attention to the immense power and potential of this group,