2019 Summit On Aging & Health Wraps Up In Branson

The 16th Annual Summit on Aging & Health is officially over. Click the READ MORE button to get the latest news straight from Branson, MO. Program and registration materials also available at this link.

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Day 3 – 2019 Summit on Aging & Health

It always seems like the shortest day of the Summit, but it was packed with great information. Paul Greenwood, a former prosecutor with the San Diego Office the District Attorney, opened the day discussing strategies to protect against elder abuse and economic security. Breakout sessions on Innovation, Leadership and Advocacy featured presentations from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services; the award-winning SeniorAge Area Agency on Aging; and a compelling presentation from Tommy Goode of the Moral Injury Institute.

Paul Greenwood addresses the assembled group on Day 3.

The final day wrapped up with an update on MA4 initiatives and future plans and a fan-favorite drawing for door prizes for participants who were able to stay until the very end.

Lisa Knoll sends participants home with a few special gifts.

Thank you to all of our great sponsors and speakers who offered their time, expertise and funding to make us all just a little bit smarter about the work we do everyday. See you in 2020 at the 17th Annual Summit. Details coming in February.

Day 2 – 2019 Summit on Aging & Health

Jessica Bax addresses the conference.
n4a’s Autumn Campbell presents an overview of national aging policy initiatives.

DOWNLOAD A COPY OF AUTUMN CAMPBELL’S PRESENTATION HERE

Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft participates in the 2019 Summit on Aging & Health

Day 1 – 2019 Summit on Aging & Health

MA4 President David Sykora calls the 2019 Summit to order.
Missouri Lt. Governor Mike Kehoe discusses new senior legislation during the Opening Plenary Session.
n4a CEO Sandy Markwood takes a look at the national senior scene during her remarks to Summit participants.

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