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WINTER 2004-05
Silver Industries

OUR GUEST EDITORS:
Neal E. Cutler and Sandra Timmermann

INTRODUCTION:
Evolution of the Link Between Business and Aging

By Helen Dennis

The Changing Psychology of the Older Consumer: The Myth of Aging Boomers’ Differences from Their Parents
By David B. Wolfe

Media Connections, Marketing, and Managing Obstacles in Reaching the Older Consumer
By John Migliaccio

The Coming of the Baby Boomers: Implications for the Pharmaceutical Industry
By A. Douglas Bender

A Wake-Up Call for the Financial Services Industry: Re-inventing Financial Aging
By Donald Ray Haas

Not Your Father’s Auto Industry? Aging, the Automobile, and the Drive for Product Innovation
By Joseph F. Coughlin

Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital: By and for People in Mid- and Later Life
By Mary Furlong

Moving Services Come of Age: Managing a Change of Residence for Older People
By Margit Novack

Daily Money Managers Help Elders with Financial Chores
By Katherine L. DeWitt

Nonmedical Senior Care: A Need for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
By Paul Hogan

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Transforming the Personal Digital Assistant into a Health-Enhancing Technology
By Anthony A. Sterns and Scott C. Collins

Why Gerontologists Should Join Forces with the Business Community
By Glenn Ruffenach

How the Aging Network Can Work with Business: An Overnight Success After Thirty Years
By Maureen Kelly

Cause-Related Marketing: Bringing Together Senior Organizations and Businesses
By Vicki Thomas

FEATURED ARTICLE:
Silver Industries and the New Aging Enterprise

By Harry R. Moody

Conclusion: Business in Transition
By Sandra Timmermann

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