My father’s birthday is tomorrow. He would have turned 93. Since his passing in December 2008, I often wonder if he had lived longer, what he would have had to add to the dialogue on the business and social aspects of aging and recoding a longevity society. In his later years, he could be heard
Taped on Cogeco YourTV on 6th October 2017 At last, the Oakville Matters panel interview show with Mayor Rob Burton is now published on YouTube, where Active Aging was the featured topic. I had the distinct pleasure of being part of this panel with Dr. Kate Dupuis, Schlegel Innovation Leader at the Sheridan Centre for
Contrary to what present-day quick screen-shot commentaries may suggest, great ideas don’t just pop up suddenly, fully packaged as catchy trends with fancy futuristic names. Great ideas emerge from the curiosity of a questioning observer, who identifies genuine human problems that want for solving, or serves an unmet need in the market. Sometimes the process
“Ah, look at all the lonely people… Eleanor Rigby… waits at the window, wearing the face that she keeps by the door, who is it for? All the lonely people, where do they all come from? All the lonely people, where do they all belong?” Lennon & McCartney – 1966 A sense of urgency immediately