Marketplace Can robots help us care for an aging population?
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Jul 16, 2025 Stephen Newell, founder of That's It Skincare Limited, shares his inspiring journey of launching a business at 50 after a career in graphic design. The discussion highlights the rising population of the elderly and how automation, especially robots and drones, could revolutionize healthcare logistics to support aging citizens. Additionally, there's a powerful examination of the challenges women pilots face in a male-dominated industry, along with the importance of developing supportive workplace policies for menopause and inclusive environments.
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Late Blooming Entrepreneur
- Stephen Newell started a skincare business at age 50 after losing freelance work during lockdown.
- He used family feedback and free mentoring programs to grow his business despite financial risks.
Use Senior Entrepreneur Resources
- Take advantage of specialized courses like Startup for Seniors for foundational business skills.
- Use free mentoring from organizations like Digital Boost to navigate funding and growth challenges.
Funding Gap for Older Entrepreneurs
- Older entrepreneurs, especially women, often lack sufficient financial support to scale their businesses.
- Many give up on dreams due to funding gaps despite strong creativity and ideas.