Talk About Aging
Leadership, Aging & Life Transitions
Helping professionals and organizations navigate the
moment when aging parents begin to impact
work, leadership, and life.
Janice Goldmintz | Speaker | Founder, Talk About Aging
Helping professionals and organizations navigate the
moment when aging parents begin to impact
work, leadership, and life.
Janice Goldmintz | Speaker | Founder, Talk About Aging
More professionals are quietly navigating the growing responsibility of supporting aging parents while managing demanding careers.
For many, this stage brings new pressures, difficult decisions, and family dynamics that few people feel prepared for.
Forward-thinking organizations recognize this reality and are choosing to prepare — not react.
Why organizations bring Janice in to speak
As more professionals find themselves supporting aging parents while managing demanding careers, leaders are recognizing the need for open conversations and greater understanding around this life transition.
Janice helps audiences explore the leadership, responsibility, and decision-making challenges that emerge when family caregiving intersects with professional life.
Professionals navigating family caregiving responsibilities often carry invisible pressure. Understanding this stage helps leaders and teams respond with greater awareness and clarity.
Many employees facing aging parent responsibilities are also those with the most experience and leadership responsibility. Organizations that recognize this transition are better positioned to retain their strongest people.
When organizations acknowledge the realities employees face outside of work, it creates a culture where people feel supported, respected, and able to bring their full focus to their roles.
As more professionals take on increasing responsibility for aging parents, this life transition is beginning to show up in the workplace.
Leaders are noticing patterns such as:
• increasing caregiver-related absences
• employees struggling to stay fully focused at work
• unexpected requests for schedule flexibility
• experienced staff quietly carrying the weight of family responsibility
These signs often appear long before the situation is openly discussed
Janice Goldmintz is a speaker on leadership, aging, and the life transition professionals face when parents begin to need them.
With a master’s degree in gerontology and personal experience supporting both of her parents through Alzheimer’s disease, Janice brings insight, empathy, and practical perspective to a conversation many professionals are quietly navigating.
Many professionals reach the peak of their careers at the same time their parents begin needing more support.
This talk explores the leadership, responsibility, and difficult decisions that arise when professional life and family caregiving intersect.
Audiences leave with a new perspective on aging, responsibility, and how to navigate this life transition with greater clarity.
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