Living in a multi-/ intergenerational world. Young people are my teachers. I didn’t think it would be this way. When I reached 72, I thought I had learned a thing or two. I went on YouTube as Granny Ronna because I believed I could be helpful to young people who needed virtual hugs, love, and … Young people are our teachers – making intergenerational work
Due to rapid growth, we need to expand our bank of speakers for our workshops. These speakers talk on a range of subjects, including a panel of unretired people sharing what they are doing after full time work, how they worked out what they wanted and what has worked and not. We are particularly looking … Join our International Speakers Bank
The unretired economy – is there one, what is it, who is in it and what are the opportunities? I would love your views on this – and please share/comment so we can get this discussed widely. I think most people know I am passionate about using the skills of people who have retired but … Are you part of the unretired economy – or using it? Should you be? We need your thoughts!
Next-Up runs workshops for pre-retirement partners in professional firms. As part of this, we invite half a dozen entrepreneurs to discuss a challenge with a small group of partners. It’s all free and includes lunch. Do you know any entrepreneurs who might like to join one of these workshops? You can see what other entrepreneurs … Do you know an entrepreneur to join one of our workshops?
My name is Dr Jonathan Lloyd. I am a psychotherapist in private practice working with individuals, couples, groups, businesses and schools. I’m also a director of the International Attachment Network (IAN) a charity based in over 40 countries with a purpose of promoting Attachment Theory training. I’ve been asked to write a few words on … Some thoughts on Attachment Theory & Retirement
We are delighted to have been asked by a number of media to share our thoughts on issues around the 50+ generation and the future of workforces. See these articles and podcasts
You might, of course, think I am joking but that is the age of the oldest Chair of a listed company (in fact, he is Chair of two companies so is clear pretty busy). And Frances Hesselbein, an associate of the late business guru Peter Drucker, is still serving as a Non-Executive Director at 106!
Succession planning is one of those things that too often goes to the back burner, according to Ronnie Fox, partner in Fox and Partners.
In April, Next-Up will hold its first Professional Services Retirement Forum to share the latest thinking around helping partners to retire.
