

Business of Longevity with Dafina Grapci and Andrew J Scott
12 snips Nov 15, 2022
In this engaging discussion, Andrew J Scott, Professor of Economics at London Business School and co-founder of The Longevity Forum, joins Dafina Grapci to explore the economic implications of longevity. They delve into how a healthy lifespan can contribute $38 trillion to the economy and highlight the need for proactive longevity strategies at all ages. The conversation emphasizes rethinking business models to cater to older consumers and the importance of cultivating skills and relationships for long, vibrant lives. A fascinating look at the future of aging!
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Andrew's Longevity Journey
- Andrew J Scott found his passion for longevity research by recognizing aging as an incomplete and negative narrative.
- He shifted focus to the opportunities of longer, healthier lives rather than the problems of an aging society.
Businesses Must Embrace Longevity
- Businesses should urgently innovate to provide products that help people age healthier and more engaged.
- Future leaders need awareness of longevity as a vast and underexploited market opportunity.
Longevity Economy's Massive Scale
- The longevity economy spans multiple sectors and is valued in trillions of dollars globally.
- Healthy aging gains are estimated to be worth trillions more than just living longer alone.