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Business of Ageing Forum – Terms of Reference Background Europe’s ageing population is an economic and social opportunity. By 2020, 25% of the EU’s population will be over 65. Older Europeans will be healthy and active for longer and they will participate in employment/voluntary work for longer. The Business of Ageing Forum is an informal partnership of like minded businesses working together to create a positive action plan for a sustainable age friendly business environment throughout ________ City/County. Purpose The Purpose of the Age Friendly Business Forum is: • To create a business leadership group that will inform and engage with the Age Friendly County Strategy on relevant economic matters. • To create a shared business and economic vision of ________ as an Age Friendly County • To cooperate with other local and national agencies to maximise an age friendly business environment which delivers high quality services to the older consumer • To ensure an effective, integral link with ________ businesses and all supporting agencies. • To develop new and enhance existing services and products aimed at encouraging older people to take up services, to visit, to work and to live in ________ • To make _____ a great place to grow old in, enjoyed and appreciated by everyone for its quality of life. Opportunities/Scope The Business of Ageing Forum will explore all the potential opportunities and agree an action plan for specific members to pursue. 184
Appendices: Chapter 4 These may include: • Senior Enterprise, Entrepreneurship & Employment • Indigenous opportunities: ‘Age-aware’ businesses throughout the County • FDI opportunities - Technologies for ‘longer living’ • Collaboration between the public and private business support organisations and among businesses themselves. • Development of an Age Friendly Business Charter for use by all approved members • Creation an older consumer panel in collaboration with The Older People’s Council that will inform the action plan on an ongoing basis. • Devise an agreed cross sector business plan over the short, medium and long term Membership of the Forum Membership is open to all businesses operating in the County. Members must be interested in developing as an Age Friendly Business. Members will commit time and resources to achieving the aims of the Forum Structure The Business of Ageing Forum will: • Establish a Forum Executive which will comprise of a Chairperson and Secretary and will have a membership that is representative of cross sector of services and business groups • The Forum Chair will sit on the Economic Forum and will represent the Business of Ageing Forum • Task Groups will be formed in order to achieve specific aims of the Forum in relation to industry specific initiatives and representatives from the broader group will be invited to work on these task groups • Economic Forum (subject to resource availability) will issue the minutes and agenda in advance of each meeting and provide secretariat support when required • The Chairperson will be elected annually by the members and must be a representative of the business community and sit on the forum representing a business interest. 185
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