Architect Ofri Earon discusses how thoughtful neighbourhood design creates vibrant, connected communities that enrich residents' lives.

Dr. Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani discusses preserving neighbourhoods, tackling gentrification, and redesigning cities to combat isolation and foster social cohesion.

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox shares insights on generational balance, the longevity economy, and how companies must rethink mid-career growth and retirement.

Global experts Prof.Anat Lechner, Prof.Colin McLeod and Director of the Entrepreneurial-Mindset Network Paul Coyle discuss how older adults can leverage their experience and networks to thrive as entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and driving economic growth.

The TLOA team makes the case for why it’s time brands wake up to the power of older consumers—not just as a business strategy, but as a cultural necessity.

The documentary Under Cover explores the rising issue of homelessness among older women in Australia, affecting nearly 400,000. Filmmaker Sue Thomson shares her experience addressing this sensitive topic.

Our interview with Marie Chamillard explores The Davidson Prize’s role in shaping the future of home design and its impact on the built environment.

Dr. Yanki Lee founded the Enable Foundation in 2016 to pioneer inclusive design for ageing through cross-generational co-creation and design research.

We explore how NY Times best selling author, hospitality guru and lifelong learner Chip Conley has turned midlife on its head, with his academy, new book and ongoing positive lessons in helping people reimagine ageing.

Exploring the resurgence of multigenerational living, Design writer, Journalist and Author Joann Plockova sheds light on the evolving landscape of shared homes across generations and her book Come Together: The Architecture of Multigenerational Living (published by Gestalten) .

Professor Danny Miller's pioneering investigations delve into the evolving dynamics of age and smartphones, as well as the grassroots innovations shaping the future of mHealth technologies.

As the global population ages, Silvia Neira of the Global Initiative on Ageing & Longevity (GIA) shares her insights on how the foundation is leading the charge to reduce ageism, advocate for policy change, and implement innovative solutions that support both younger and older generations.

As demographic shifts redefine notions of retirement, Nicolas Roope explores how Gen X-ers are poised to revolutionise ageing. From fashion to transportation, Roope envisions a future where old age is redefined, ushering in a new era of productivity, creativity, and cool.

By Nicolas Roope Chief Creative Thinker @ GGGGGGGGG

We partner with forward-thinking brands and governments to reimagine ageing, transforming the challenges of a rapidly ageing population into opportunities for innovation, growth, and lasting impact.

Tap into the  longevity economy—shaping strategies, products, services and experiences for living longer better.

Renowned for his groundbreaking works on the books Spring Chicken and Outlive (co-written with Dr. Peter Attia) acclaimed author Bill Gifford challenges conventional wisdom, offering insights into longevity, societal support, and preventative healthcare, envisioning a future where ageing is embraced with enduring vitality and vibrancy.

Delve into the complex dynamics between humans and robots with Dr. Astrid Weiss, Assistant Professor at TU Wien, renowned for her expertise in Sociology and Human-Computer Interaction. 

When you see what you cannot hear. The revolution reshaping auditory enhancement as innovators marry cutting-edge technology with style, addressing the pervasive issue of hearing loss with sophisticated solutions.