Helping You and Your Family Age Well. A special educational, discussion and networking event.
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Name:Helping You and Your Family Age Well. A special educational, discussion and networking event.
Date:November 21, 2019
Time:5:30 PM - 7:30 PM EST
Registration:Sorry, public registration for this event has been closed.
Event Description:
FACT: Aging well has never been more important to Australians. ABS figures from this year tell us there are more Australians over 65 than under 15*.
QUESTION: How will you re-imagine your future, especially those of older family members? How are they going to deal with their personal affairs living for far longer than ever before?
Why & Who Should Attend?
It's a fact: over 70%* of small and medium-sized businesses were created or are run as family businesses.
Join us if you are a business-owner, decision-maker or controller or influencer of a business and have concerns about the health and wellness of your family. Advisers, consultants and professionals are also welcome.
The Facts of Life & Family Business Today
With these increasingly hard edge realities, each of us is compelled to plan better, and with more security, to manage the longer-term sustainability of our businesses and families, thus, with fewer surprises.
In this context this event is designed to share knowledge and provide contacts to discuss considerations and options for looking after the health, wealth and wellness of your family, business and loved ones including those with special needs. Specialist presenters will speak very briefly, and then provide you with an opportunity to discuss your specific interests one on one in separate stations across the room covering the three topic areas of:
Health: Moving from medicine to overall health
Wealth: Caring for more than just your money
Wellness: Caring for how you live - ageing well in place
Aging well has never been more important to Australians. Australian Bureau of Statistics figures from this year tell us there are more Australians over 65 than under 15.*
In 2017 almost 16% of Australians (3.8 million) were aged 65 and over and in the 12 months to 30 June 2018 this group increased 3.3% per year. Compare that to the 1.4% increase in the same period of children aged zero to 14 years of age*.
This demographic reality compels us all to quickly re-imagine our futures especially of family members.
How they are going to deal with their personal affairs living as we do for longer periods?
How are they going to do so when there are fewer people in percentage terms of working age?
Literature and history tell us that humans have always been concerned about self-reliance as they age. Each of us is experiencing the pressure of keeping up with change with advancements in medical technology, shifts in pension and superannuation entitlements, through to shifts from welfare state to contemporary government policies.
Learn & Interact with Knowledgeable Leaders
Accompanied by beverages and canapes the content focuses on three, 10 minute core presentations, then discussion in a relaxed, stand-up environment.
Topic area 1. Health: Moving from medicine to overall health Lead by Osana Care (Kevin Cheng, Stephanie Teoh, Katrina Sangha) Topic area 2. Wealth: Caring for more than just your money Lead by Nexus Law Group (Michael Perkins) & Chapman Eastway (Anthony Ryan) Topic area 3. Wellness: Caring for how your live - ageing well in place. Lead by Nursewatch (Kate Spurway), Fit Minds Australia (Shannon Chin) and Sofi Hub (Ian Aitken)
Network. Learn. Interact.
This educational event is a chance for the topics to be introduced and discussed with the presenters and supporter representatives.
Governance, education, succession helping families row in the same boat providing training and education for advisers and clients - in a collaborative search for competence.
This is also a networking event and a great opportunity to create new relationships.
* We acknowledge the kind permission to feature Chrissa Keramidas in Graeme Murphy's Nutcracker: The Story of Clara. Photographer: Jeff Busby * Source: https://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/0/1CD2B1952AFC5E7ACA257298000F2E76?OpenDocument.