The world's population aged 60 and older will increase from 900 million to 2.1 billion by midcentury. Businesses are now beginning to recognize that this segment of society represents a dynamic global resource—with their consumer strength, their product and service needs, and the wisdom and experience they bring to the workforce. Our Business of Aging program focuses on the potential of older adults as a human-capital resource to drive economic growth, financial security, health, and inter-generational collaboration. During this meeting, the center will share updates on 2019 CFA programs focused on dementia and brain health; the future of long-term care; and work, health, and productivity. Members will contribute feedback to consider for 2020 projects.