After hearing Andrew Scott speak a few times over the last few years, it helped as I could hear his voice as I was reading. In The Longevity Imperative, Scott covers so many topic areas of a longevity society, reframed as an evergreen society in the third part of the book. First in part one
Only two books in the stack with other reading for my 7th year of suggested titles for “booking up” in the subject area of ageing and longevity. With countless new books in this subject area arriving each year, I tend to lean towards those which focus on social issues, with an age inclusive global perspective where possible. Of
For just over a year now, one of the offerings from the Longevity Project positioned within the Stanford Center on Longevity is the monthly on line Book Club series featuring conversations with authors of books related to aging and longevity which so far have been drawn largely from an American list of thought leader writers
Perhaps timing was due when recently I was invited to speak on a weekly YouTube livestream with Jackie Porter, Certified Financial Planner and Canada’s Financial Confidante at Carte Wealth Management based in the Greater Toronto Area. Over the last five years it’s not that often where I’ve spoken or written about financial planning. So when
Coming up, November 2023 – two big events on the theme of Longevity, and both will have virtual access in whole or in part, which is the away to go if you can’t make it to Stanford, California or London, England. For me this will be the third time for each that I’ve attended virtually
A narrative on a 100 Year Life continued on Feb.6th at U of T Rotman School of Management with the Canadian premier screening of a new documentary produced by Theo Kocken – Professor, Risk Management in the Netherlands. The film Your Hundred Year Life was followed by a panel discussion, each speaker addressing four separate streams