8 Tips on Storytelling for Social Action

8 Tips on Storytelling for Social Action

I was inspired to attend frank — an annual gathering for movement builders and change makers who use communications to drive social change — by some of my mentors at Encore.org, which is shaping the public narrative around how experienced talent can improve society....
Celebrating NYC Age-Smart Employers

Celebrating NYC Age-Smart Employers

“Providing flexibility to older employees serves our own interests”  — Steve Kempf, CEO, Lee Spring “It’s not about the employee’s age, it’s about making the best experience for our students.“ — Head of School Dominic Randolph, Riverdale Country School In mid-January...
Solo Aging, and Why it Matters

Solo Aging, and Why it Matters

Anyone in my circle knows that I’m fairly obsessed with what it means to be an adult with no children of your own. I recently wrote an essay for The New York Times on this subject after I found myself paralyzed to write my will. While it’s certainly complicated to...
Research Demonstrates Power of Encore Talent

Research Demonstrates Power of Encore Talent

Encore talent makes sense, right? What social purpose organization interested in making a difference wouldn’t want to tap experienced talent to build their capacity, improve the communities they serve and advance their social mission? Unfortunately, plenty — at the...
Encore Fellows™ Featured in CNBC

Encore Fellows™ Featured in CNBC

I was delighted to speak to CNBC recently about how our Encore Fellowships are leading the way in a job market that’s suddenly hot for workers over 50. Fellowships provide under-resourced organizations with experienced talent at an affordable cost, while allowing...