Haleh Nazeri: World Economic Forum Building ‘Longevity Literacy’

from 4-Quarter Lives · host Avivah Wittenberg-Cox

On this week’s 4-Quarter Lives Avivah Wittenberg-Cox talks with Haleh Nazeri, Lead, Longevity Economy at the World Economic Forum. Earlier this year Haleh was responsible for the WEF’s report “Living Longer Better - Understanding Longevity Literacy.” Her work convenes senior executives from the financial services industry, key stakeholders from the public sector, and civil society leaders to promote financial innovations for a more resilient and equitable longer life.Before joining the World Economic Forum, Haleh Nazeri worked for a number of years for global insurance group AIG, as well as for the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation and the Council on Foreign Relations. She has a BA from the University of California Santa Cruz and an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from New York University.Some Useful Links:* WEF Report: Living Longer Better – Understanding Longevity Literacy* WEF link to financial resilience initiatives: Financial resilience for every generation* Article: Why Longevity Literacy is the Secret to a Prosperous Longer Life, by Haleh Nazeri* Article: We desperately need to disrupt our approach to retirement saving, by Haleh Nazeri* Article: How a multi-generational workforce is key to economic growth, by Andre Belelieu and Haleh Nazeri. Get full access to 4-Quarter Lives | Elderberries at elderberries.substack.com/subscribe

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