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SUMMARY:Business Smarts ยท Facing the Grey Wave
DESCRIPTION:Daily 10\,000 people turn 65 years old and this trend is expected to continue into the 2030's. The aging baby boomers will change how we respond to the needs of older adults.\n\nThis presentation informs the audience of the impact and implications of the aging population on communities and businesses. The intent of the presentation is to stimulate conversation around what the business community is currently experiencing and what they can expect to experience\, as well as tools for becoming better prepared for aging customers and employees.\n\nPresenter Beth Bland has worked with Valley Program for Aging Services (VPAS) for nearly 6 years. She previously worked with aging programs at Sentara RMH (formally RMH) and has held contract positions with the Alzheimer's Association and Senior Navigator. She holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Mental Health as well as a certificate in gerontology and non-profit management.\n\nBusiness Smarts Breakfast sessions are held on the 2nd Friday of every month with networking opportunities and guest presentations on a variety of topics. \n\nThe series is sponsored by your Shenandoah Valley Small Business Development Center\, the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce\, and Shenandoah Valley Chapter of SCORE. Coffee provided by Broad Porch Coffee.\n\nParking for Business Smarts: You may park in the Ice House lot on Bruce Street without a JMU permit during Business Smarts sessions from 7:30-9:45am.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Daily 10\,000 people turn 65 years old and this trend is expected to continue into the 2030&rsquo\;s. \;The aging baby boomers will change how we respond to the needs of older adults.
\n\nThis presentation informs the audience of the impact and implications of the aging population on communities and businesses. The intent of the presentation is to stimulate conversation around what the business community is currently experiencing and what they can expect to experience\, as well as tools for becoming better prepared for aging customers and employees.
\n\nPresenter \;Beth Bland has worked with \;Valley Program for Aging Services (VPAS) \;for nearly 6 years. She previously worked with aging programs at Sentara RMH (formally RMH) and has held contract positions with the Alzheimer&rsquo\;s Association and Senior Navigator. She holds an Associate of Applied Science degree in Mental Health as well as a certificate in gerontology and non-profit management.
\n\nBusiness Smarts Breakfast sessions are held on the 2nd Friday of every month with networking opportunities and guest presentations on a variety of topics. \;
\n\nThe series is sponsored by your Shenandoah Valley Small Business Development Center\, the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce\, and Shenandoah Valley Chapter of SCORE. \; Coffee provided by \;Broad Porch Coffee.
\n\nParking for Business Smarts: \; You may park in the Ice House lot on Bruce Street without a JMU permit during Business Smarts sessions from 7:30-9:45am.
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LOCATION:NEW LOCATION JMU Ice House 127 W. Bruce Street Harrisonburg
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URL:https://chamber.hrchamber.org/events/details/business-smarts-facing-the-grey-wave-6159
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