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As a leading authority on longevity and the age wave as well as specific issues women face with their longer lives, Maddy’s presentations combine data-driven research and insights with impactful examples to dramatically re-imagine aging and longevity, the new retirement, ageless aging, and women’s lifelong financial well-being.

Maddy Dychtwald

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Ageless Aging: Boosting Healthspan, Brainspan, and Well-being at Every Age

Drawing on proprietary research and nearly 100 interviews with cutting-edge experts in longevity, neuroscience, and lifestyle medicine, Maddy shares a practical blueprint for living with more energy, clarity, and purpose—at work and beyond.

The New Rules of Retirement: What Today’s Clients Really Want—and Need

In this eye-opening keynote, Maddy Dychtwald—national bestselling author and co-founder of Age Wave—reveals the latest insights from cutting-edge research on how retirement is changing: its timing, funding, and purpose. 

The $Multi-Trillion Opportunity Hiding in Plain Sight

Today’s 50+ population isn’t slowing down—they’re living longer, thinking younger, controlling more than 70% of all U.S. personal wealth, and spending more boldly than ever before. Especially women, who control the lion’s share of household wealth and influence.

Custom Presentations by Request

All presentations can be customized to your specific audience or industry.

VIDEOS

AN INTRODUCTION TO MADDY DYCHTWALD

Maddy Dychatwald - Career interruptions

THE FINANCIAL IMPACT OF LONGEVITY ON WOMEN

AGING DISRUPTED

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Maddy frequently speaks on:

  • Longevity
  • Healthy aging
  • Healthspan
  • Brainspan
  • Women’s health
  • Women over 50
  • The longevity economy
  • The future of retirement
  • The future of work
  • Demographic trends
  • Caregiving
  • Financial wellness
  • Purpose and resilience
  • Consumer behavior among older adults
  • The 100-year life

Yes. Maddy is widely recognized as one of the leading keynote speakers on longevity and the implications of longer lives for individuals, employers, healthcare organizations, financial institutions, and consumer brands.

Maddy Dychtwald speaks extensively about the longevity economy—the trillions of dollars of economic activity driven by adults over 50 and the opportunities it creates for innovation, investment, healthcare, financial services, technology, and consumer products.

Maddy specializes in the intersection of women and longevity, including:

  • Women’s healthspan
  • Women’s brain health
  • Financial security
  • Caregiving
  • Menopause
  • Healthy aging
  • The economic power of women over 50

Healthspan is the number of years we live in good physical, cognitive, and emotional health—not simply the number of years we are alive. Maddy’s presentations focus on practical, science-based strategies to increase healthspan alongside lifespan.

Brainspan refers to maintaining cognitive health, memory, learning, and mental sharpness throughout life. Maddy discusses the latest research on protecting brain health and reducing dementia risk through lifestyle and preventive strategies.

The longevity revolution is the historic shift toward longer lives combined with advances in medicine, technology, and prevention. It is changing retirement, work, healthcare, financial planning, consumer behavior, and family dynamics.

Because longevity affects:

  • Workforce planning
  • Talent retention
  • Customer demographics
  • Healthcare costs
  • Innovation
  • Financial wellness
  • Caregiving
  • Consumer spending

Organizations that understand longevity are better positioned for future growth.

Yes. Every keynote is tailored to the audience, industry, and event objectives while incorporating the latest research and actionable insights.

Examples include:

  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Life sciences
  • Technology
  • Women’s leadership
  • Human resources
  • Insurance
  • Consumer brands
  • Retirement organizations
  • Associations
  • Executive leadership teams

Retirement is evolving from a short period of leisure into a multi-decade life stage centered on purpose, flexibility, lifelong learning, financial resilience, health, and contribution.

Women generally live longer than men, make most healthcare decisions for their families, influence a significant share of consumer spending, and increasingly control wealth. Yet many products and services still fail to address their needs.

She combines:

  • Nearly four decades of research
  • Proprietary Age Wave studies
  • Business strategy
  • Consumer insights
  • Science-backed health information
  • A practical and optimistic perspective

Her presentations connect demographic trends with actionable opportunities for organizations and individuals.