AusLeisure

The International Council on Active Aging (ICAA) is to present the business case for wellness at an educational summit for executives being held concurrently with the annual ICAA Conference and Trade Show next month.

Being held on 18th and 19th October at the Hyatt Regency in Long Beach, California, USA with the theme is ‘The Business of Wellness’, the summit will bring executives in senior living and senior services together with industry experts to explore wellness through a business lens.

The two-day meeting will concentrate on trends, maximising returns, employee wellness, technology and other key areas. Industry input will inform the educational program, which ICAA is designing for chief executives, executive directors, administrators, board members, presidents, vice presidents and other executives.

The 2018 ICAA Conference will also feature DR Joseph F. Coughlin as its year’s keynote speaker. With the theme ‘Ignite Your Wellness Culture’, the conference urges attendees to take wellness beyond a program or physical space to become the foundation of an organisational mission, philosophy and delivery system.

Author of the recently released book The Longevity Economy, Dr. Coughlin sees longevity as a call to innovate and invent the future of living.

As founder and Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab, Dr. Coughlin pursues creative ideas, technologies and innovations in housing and community, health behaviours, retirement planning and transportation to improve quality of life for older adults and inspire new opportunities for those who provide services to them.

He will share his vision, knowledge and groundbreaking work at the MIT AgeLab with attendees, and explain how the new generation gap is not about age, but expectations.

Conference and Summit educational sessions will be delivered by experts in business, wellness, technology, marketing and community. In addition, attendees of both events will access an accompanying exhibition of products and services targeted to multidimensional wellness and healthy aging for older adults.

ICAA also offer a range of resources on the Business Case for Wellness at www.icaa.cc/business/businesscase.htm

Click here for more information on the ICAA Conference and Trade Show in the Australasian Leisure Management industry Calendar.

Related Articles

20th September 2018 - Move It Aus expanded to focus on older Australians

20th July 2018 - Report shows few Australians of all ages meeting physical activity guidelines

28th June 2018 - Japan’s fitness industry adapts to ageing demographics

26th April 2018 - integratedliving Australia opens new seniors gym in Raymond Terrace

14th March 2018 - Tony de Leede launches Club W concept, a new ‘third space’ for women’s wellness

28th September 2017 - ESSA highlights how physical activity is beneficial for all ages

31st August 2017 - Snap Fitness offers ‘less intimidating environments’ for older exercisers

23rd August 2017 - Baby boomers drive demand in New Zealand fitness market

22nd July 2017 - Older Australians healthier and more active but struggling with fitness

19th April 2017 - Aged care gym facility achieves positive wellbeing for seniors

29th March 2017 - Study shows HIIT the best exercise for anti-ageing

8th June 2016 - PLA promotes 10 ideas for a more active Australia

4th September 2015 - ARI gets backing for new Active Ageing program round

29th November 2014 - Physiologist warns exercise or face rapid declining health in old age

1st November 2013 - Fitness Australia Forum covers industry role in improving fitness and health among older Australians

4th September 2013 - Thanyapura Integrative Health Centre to be revealed as a key player in anti-ageing

26th April 2012 - Ageing population presents opportunites for fitness clubs

18th September 2009 - Baby Boomers should live like athletes

23rd March 2009 - First Activity Recommendations for Older Australians

---

Asking a small favour
We hope that you value the news that we publish so while you're here can we ask for your support?

The news we publish at www.ausleisure.com.au is independent, credible (we hope) and free for you to access, with no pay walls and no annoying pop-up ads.

However, as an independent publisher, can we ask for you to support us by subscribing to the printed Australasian Leisure Management magazine - if you don't already do so.

Published bi-monthly since 1997, the printed Australasian Leisure Management differs from this website in that it publishes longer, in-depth and analytical features covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism and venues management.

Subscriptions cost just $90 a year.

Click here to subscribe.