For Grey Revolution’s last episode this season, we have Sarah Edgar, the Founder of Save Elders Tanzania. Join me as Sarah and I talk about the challenges she faces, and how she engages young people to drive sustainable impact and help achieve change for older people all over Tanzania.

Let's talk about workforce innovation, and why everyone is part of this solution!

How taking on new and unexpected projects can lead you onto unexpected leadership paths

She is deep in regulatory compliance, legislative changes, risk and conflict management, as well as policy reviews, but it’s Riaza’s personal experience that got her interested in our ageing space.

How an infantry officer found a passion for leadership in our ageing industry.

Sean Grealy talks about how startups and aged care providers can best support each other to innovate

This is the episode for those who've 'fallen into' an aged care role and never looked back. Amanda Terranova is a former high flying NYC marketing manager who found her tribe and ‘fell into’ her aged care passion.

Have you ever considered co-design or wondered how empowering those around us can lead to better ideas and new ways of doing? Meet Kelly Gray: entrepreneur, codesigner and millennial helping to change our interactions with providers for the better.

Gaming, astronauts & parliamentary papers. What do they have to do with ageing? Join me + Stuart Smith (@StuSmith2454), to chat about connecting real people w researchers + the gaming industry to transform the way all ages live, work + play through tech

What makes a Millennial want to become a change maker and advocate for ageing issues? Now is the time for young people to see the potential of ageing careers and highlighting how they can get involved in these discussions - regardless of where you are in your leadership journey.