A Generational Shift


Last year, the over 65 age group represented 15 per cent of the population in the advanced economies and over 450 million people will be turning 65 in the next two decades. This shift in demographics is set to continue, presenting enormous commercial opportunities for businesses.

In this article, Aimie Chapple, Will HuttonPhil Smith and Dominic Swords discuss how organisations should be preparing for and capitalising on the 'silver economy'. 

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Contributors
Aimie Chapple
Vice President Operations
University College London
Dominic Swords
Visiting Professor of Business Economics
Henley Business School
Phil Smith
Board Mentor
Criticaleye
Will Hutton
Principal, Hertford College
Oxford University


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