BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20190425T160000Z DTEND:20190425T180000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Leadership Luncheon 2019 - Good News Consulting DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT!\n\nIs your business or organization "Age-friendly" ? Are you ready for the Silver Tsunami...the Graying of America...the Great Age Quake? Whatever you call it\, it's still the same (although we'll talk about these terms) . There is a stark reality that refers to the massive influx of people over the age of 60. Whether you refer to them as Baby Boomers\, Seniors\, Elders\, the elderly (we'll talk about these terms too)\, the demographics here in the United States and especially here in York County are astounding.\n\n \n\n* According to York County Community Foundation's\, York Counts Indicators\, York County residents are living longer and the aging population is increasing!\n\n\n\n* The percentage of people age 65 and older living in York County is steadily increasing and the percentage of adults age 85 and older living in York County is on the rise.\n\n\n\n*The population of people age 65 and older continues to rise and they are expected to live another 18-20 years\, while people age 85 are expected to live another 6-7 years .\n\n\n\n*By 2050\, a projected 88.5 million Americans will be 65 or older-that's 20 percent of the total population.\n\n\n\n*When workers understand how people age\, they can create new products and services to better assist older adults\n\n \n\nIt has already started and if you don't do something TODAY you will find your business or organization lagging behind in trying to connect with this population. What are you doing to get their business AND KEEP their business?\n\n\n\nHow are you differentiating yourself from your competitors? Don't miss the mark! Learn how you can start to create an age friendly environment . Sign up today and join us for Lunch and Learn where you will be treated not only to a good lunch but a good fun time learning with the gals from GOOD NEWS CONSULTING\, Inc. as we lead you through "Ageless Wisdom" an experiential age sensitivity training program designed by the University of Pittsburgh Institute on Aging in partnership with UPMC and taught by certified trainer Alison Sprankle\, BS\,CMC. Carly Clark\, BSW\, Client Engagement & Care Partner Relations Coordinator and Tina Hess\, BS\,CMC\,NCG\, President/CEO & Owner of GOOD NEWS will share statistics of York County\, why this important and why it should be part of your strategic planning and staff training. We'll help you see why age-sensitive employees are vital to the future success of your business!\n\n\n\nThank you to our Host Sponsor\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFood & beverages will be provided free of charge. \n\n\n\nSpace is limited! Reserve your spot today. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:SOLD OUT!
\nIs your business or organization "\;Age-friendly"\; ? \; Are you \; ready for the Silver Tsunami...the Graying of America...the Great Age Quake? \; Whatever you call it\, it'\;s still the same (although we'\;ll talk about these terms) . There is a stark reality that refers to the massive influx of people over the age of 60. Whether you refer to them as Baby Boomers\, Seniors\, Elders\, the elderly (we'\;ll talk about these terms too)\, the demographics here in the United States and especially here in York County are astounding.
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\n* According to York County Community Foundation'\;s\, York Counts Indicators\, York County residents are living longer and the aging population is increasing!
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\n* The percentage of people age 65 and older living in York County is steadily increasing and the percentage of adults age 85 and older living in York County is on the rise.
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\n*The population of people age 65 and older continues to rise and they are expected to live another 18-20 years\, while people age 85 are expected to live another 6-7 years .
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\n*By 2050\, a projected \; 88.5 million Americans will be 65 or older-that'\;s 20 percent of the total population.
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\n*When workers understand how people age\, they can create new products and services to better assist older adults
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\nIt has already started and if you don'\;t do something TODAY you will find your business or organization lagging behind in trying to connect with this population. \; What are you doing to get their business AND KEEP their business?
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\nHow are you differentiating yourself from your competitors? \; \; Don'\;t miss the mark! \; Learn how you can start to create an age friendly environment . \; Sign up today and join us for Lunch and Learn where you will be treated not only to a good lunch but a good fun time learning with the gals from GOOD NEWS CONSULTING\, Inc. as we lead you through "\;Ageless Wisdom"\; \; an experiential age sensitivity training program designed by the University of Pittsburgh Institute on Aging in partnership with \; UPMC and taught by certified trainer Alison Sprankle\, BS\,CMC. \; Carly Clark\, BSW\, Client Engagement \; &\; Care Partner Relations Coordinator and Tina Hess\, BS\,CMC\,NCG\, President/CEO \; &\; Owner of GOOD NEWS will share statistics of York County\, why this important and why it \; should be part of your strategic planning and staff training. We'\;ll help you see why age-sensitive employees are vital to the future success of your business!
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\nThank you to our Host Sponsor
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\nFood &\; beverages will be provided free of charge. \;
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\nSpace is limited! Reserve your spot today. \;
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\n \; LOCATION:YCEA Board Room 144 Roosevelt Avenue York\, PA 17401 UID:e.2302.8702 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260405T155311Z URL:http://business.ycea-pa.org/events/details/leadership-luncheon-2019-good-news-consulting-8702 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR