Jon has had the unique experience of being both on the operator and capital partner side of the senior living industry. Matt works through what those two roles can learn from each other with him, bringing out how those relationships can be strengthened. Jon also talks about how mentorship has changed his thinking throughout his life and how it helps us be more open to positive change as a whole.

Digital Marketing in the senior living industry has come a long way since the beginning of the pandemic, but Mary Cate has insights into habits and techniques that are still hurting rather than helping brands. We cover things from tracking your digital marketing efforts, to explaining why ROI can be a misleading metric, to something that she calls, localization at scale.

Hearing how the United States does senior living on a regular basis can sometimes feel siloed, so we thought we'd bring in some outside help. Phil Moorcraft is the VP at CLB, a company based in North Holland but Phil resides in the UK. There is obviously some overlap, but we find some interesting ways that our differences manifest when it comes to things like how finances of their prospects change the market or how much space there is available.

Sean Rowe, CEO of MealSuite, brings light to the backend of 330 million meals per year. We all know that the pandemic changed a lot for the world and senior living when it comes to technology. What we didn't ever expect is how quickly the golden generation and the senior living industry would pickup technology, including things like robots, automation, and how much it's opened up our industry to help solve ongoing issues like staffing problems, or even create others. Listen in as we dig into these issues and how Sean sees the best path forward.

Matt compares with Nick Nemer at LifeLoop how vendors becoming partners has become a necessity to senior living providers if they're going to be adopted, and how that affects the culture of being a partner to these communities. 

In this episode, we are joined by Cole Smith, Corporate Director of Dementia Care Services at Brightview Senior Living, who has spent much of his career supporting people living with dementia. He shares his perspective on providing a high-level of care to these residents in your community and how we as an industry can better serve them.

Mark MacIntyre, Chief Experience Officer of Fully Managed, formerly known as CareWorks, a provider of managed IT services specializing in senior living, joins us to discuss cybersecurity. He shares ways senior living communities can mitigate risk, and the type of security options available to the industry.

In this episode, Matt is joined by Avi Friedman, COO of Link Home Therapy, who also holds his Doctor of Physical Therapy and teaches as an Adjunct Professor. With this experience, Avi brings a unique perspective to providing care and combatting loneliness amongst senior living residents.

We find out that the hot topic of person-centered care is actually decades old. Alisa Tagg, the Association Director of the National Association of Activity Professionals, talks with us about how this conversation has changed over time and the new ways that we can address it. Alisa gives great insight into why residents gravitate towards certain issues in the community, and how you can leverage that to stand out to prospective residents.

Nate Jones, VP of Sales at Dash Media, joins Matt to discuss how his background in coaching has effected his perspective on the senior living industry, as well has how content can be key driver of success in the industry. In this episode, you'll also hear Nate share some of his tips and best practices for maximizing the effectiveness of social media.