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Ideas in motion. Impact in action.
Join your colleagues and leading professionals from across the aging services sector at the 2025 LeadingAge Annual Meeting in Boston.
Attendees leave with fresh perspectives, practical tools, and renewed energy to bring back to their organizations. Whether you're focused on housing, health care, community-based services, or leadership development, this event offers meaningful takeaways tailored to your role and goals.
This year’s theme, Ripples of Impact, celebrates how small actions can spark lasting change. Share your voice, learn from others, and contribute to a collective movement shaping the future of aging services.
Choose from more than 150 workshops and presentations covering topics such as:
- Intergenerational engagement and its impact on community strength
- Innovations in resident care and wellness programming
- Digital marketing trends for senior living providers
- Retirement plan benchmarking and workforce development
- Resident retention strategies in skilled nursing
- Federal policy updates and their implications for aging services
Be sure to attend these informative sessions featuring leading speakers from CLA:
Sunday, November 2 | 2:45 – 3:45 p.m.
Medicare Disruptions: Adopting Strategies for Resilience
CLA speaker: Jennifer Boese
Congress is discussing significant changes to Medicare Advantage that could dramatically impact provider revenue streams, contracting strategies, and payer mixes. Gain insights into these policy shifts and how they could reshape revenue models and affect the financial stability of aging services organizations.
Tuesday, November 4 | 8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
Engaging, Strengthening, and Compensating Board Members
CLA speaker: Cathy Schweiger
Creating a high-performing nonprofit board of directors entails more than simply selecting individuals to serve. Organizations must also strive to enhance the impact of board members once they are recruited. Learn the details of a real-life case study of strategic recruitment aligned with effective board engagement.
Wednesday, November 5 | 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Using Technology to Meet Immediate and Long-Term Goals
CLA speaker: Nik Boyer
Should aging services providers view technology as a strategic imperative that drives innovation and long-term growth, or as a tactical solution for addressing immediate operational challenges? This session will explore these questions, and the answers may surprise you. Discover how to take an integrated, strategic approach to deploying technology solutions that support digital transformation and innovation — and can lead to immediate and measurable improvements.