About Janice Goldmintz, MS.

Janice Goldmintz speaks about the life transition many professionals encounter when aging parents begin to need more support while careers are reaching their peak. 

With a Master’s Degree in Gerontology and more than 16 years in senior services, Janice brings both academic expertise and lived experience to this increasingly important conversation. She is known for delivering thoughtful, practical insight that helps professionals, families, and organizations navigate aging with greater clarity, confidence, and humanity.

Janice has collaborated with respected leaders in geriatric care and has educated diverse audiences on successful aging, caregiving, and the realities created by an aging population. Her work has reached corporations, conferences, healthcare organizations, and community groups seeking clear, compassionate leadership on these issues.

She has presented for organizations including Delmanor Retirement Group, Sunnybrook Hospital, Girl Guides of Canada, and the Bernard Betel Centre. Janice is also the author of Getting Older But Not Old and has been featured on international podcasts focused on aging, caregiving, and workplace wellbeing.

Her commitment to this work is deeply personal. Janice supported both of her parents through Alzheimer’s disease, gaining firsthand understanding of the emotional, logistical, and complex decisions families face over time. This experience allows her to speak with unusual depth, steady perspective, and genuine compassion.

Today, Janice is a trusted voice helping audiences rethink aging, responsibility, and the intersection of family life and professional leadership.