Ahead of Victorian Healthcare Week on 18 and 19 October, GCMA CEO and Aged Care Transformation conference Chair Julianne Parkinson previews her keynote presentation on the future of Aged Care in Australia with Community Care Review.

To celebrate five productive years of the Global Centre for Modern Ageing®, CEO Julianne Parkinson shares her reflections with Inside Ageing, on the organisation’s most exciting, impactful ageing-focused projects to date. She also discusses what it means to age well in the context of shifting demographics, changing societal values, attitudes and expectations.

The GCMA welcomes the Intergenerational Report that explores Australia’s future. What we highlight from the nation’s debate is the active role older Australians can further play in meeting the nation’s challenges as we strive for greater prosperity for all.

GCMA CEO Julianne Parkinson was privileged to listen, learn and share feedback and suggestions relating to Ageing Well with a host of impressive leaders who are working collaboratively to shape the evolving Hong Kong Gerontechnology ecosystem.

The GCMA conducted a Virtual Masterclass titled ‘Designing for All Ages: Creating Products for Every Age and Ability’ at the Ageing Asia World Ageing Festival.

The GCMA was delighted to return as a ‘Prize of Choice’ for two significant awards at Ageing Asia’s World Ageing Festival 2023. This year’s worthy recipients, BeKind Solutions and Salvation Army Peacehaven are advancing the care and well-being of our ageing population. Their endeavours serve as a testament to the positive impact that dedication and ingenuity can have on improving the lives of older adults.

The Global Centre for Modern Ageing^® has been working with a collaborative Consortium of nine organisations, appointed by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service, to develop a Gerontechnology Platform for the city. Together with local stakeholders, we have delivered a Blueprint Strategy Report, outlining a comprehensive roadmap for the establishment of a Gerontechnology Living Lab in Hong Kong.

Regardless of our spoken language, geographic location, or lifestyle, we are united in our shared aspiration to live comfortable, connected and fulfilling lives. That’s why, as experts in the Longevity Economy, the Global Centre for Modern Ageing® applies a holistic lens to the ageing phenomenon. Opportunity knocks in the Asia Pacific region, where exciting new products, services and solutions are emerging in response to the region’s rapidly ageing population.

September’s APAC edition of Connect celebrates exciting innovations for Ageing Well in the Asia Pacific Region, and offers a contemporary snapshot of the varied, user-centric products, solutions and technologies poised to reimagine ageing for the region’s ballooning population of older adults.
Step behind the scenes with Team GCMA at Ageing Asia’s industry-leading 2023 World Ageing Festival, discover key takeaways from our Virtual Masterclass on Designing for All Ages, and learn more about the Blueprint Strategy GCMA has delivered to support a dynamic Gerontechnology Platform in Hong Kong - all in this month’s newsletter.

Julianne Parkinson, CEO of the Global Centre for Modern Ageing® sits down with The Senior (SA) newspaper to discuss how increasing longevity is creating new pathways and opportunities for healthy, dignified and independent ageing. She also discusses the emerging category of AgeTech®, and how it can enable older adults' aspirations to age at home.

Population ageing presents an exciting opportunity for businesses seeking to tap into the ‘Longevity Economy’, which describes the immense economic potential of older consumers across various domains including finance, health, construction, transport, leisure and more. In this column for Dynamic Business, Global Centre for Modern Ageing® Chief Executive Julianne Parkinson outlines how Australian businesses can support and benefit from this lucrative and growing market.

Global Centre for Modern Ageing® CEO Julianne Parkinson shares ‘Lessons in Modern Ageing®’ with Charlotte Newton of Aged Health Magazine (May 2023), discussing the preference of older Australians to age in their own homes, and how emerging technologies will enable new, blended models of care delivery to improve both quality of care, and quality of life for older adults.