Aging2.0 São Paulo was invited to participate of the São Paulo Tech Week, a top event in Brazil’s tech agenda (www.saopaulotechweek.com) dedicated to founders, companies, investors, academics, organizations and all people interested in innovation and how it can bring economic development and social inclusion. The event will tackle various segments and will run from Dec 12th-18th, with various lives. The theme longevity has been attracting a lot of attention due to the realization (at last!), that the Brazilian population is not only living longer, but the percentage of the elderly is becoming more and more important. So we decided to offer the public that will be online, a panel with testimonies of all our embassies, which will give an overall view of how each ambassador perceives the effects of longevity, the most pressing demands of the elderly, and how innovation and technology may come in to have a positive impact in her / his region.
Participants
Moderator: Venceslau Antonio Coelho - PhD, Geriatrics Doctor at the HC USP Hospital, Member of the Brazilian Society of Gerontotechnology (Sbgtec)
Speakers:
Henriette Krutman, Ambassador Rio de Janeiro - MBA MIT; Angels of Brasil;
Paulo Formighieri, Ambassador Ribeirao Preto - Geriatric Doctor
Vagner Lacerda, Ambassador Brasilia - Director at Banco do Brasil
Sergio W. Duque Estrada, Ambassador Sao Paulo - CEO Valormax & Ativen
Taiuani Marquine, Ambassador Curitiba - Occupational Therapist, Federal University of Paraná State
Cinthya Leite, Ambassador Recife - Gerontologist; Journalist
AGING2.0 - Chapter Rio
Ambassador
Embaixadora AGING2.0 - Recife
Jornalista
Ativen
Co-founder
Diretora AGING Brasilia
Administradora
Embaixador AGING Ribeirão Preto
Médico Geriatra
Embaixadora AGING Curitiba
Docente URPR
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