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Sessions Information
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May 25, 2021
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Session Type: Virtual
Session Capacity: N/A
As populations age globally, Japan offers a window into the future. From the integration of robots, to driverless cars, the future of urban housing and mobility can be shaped for and by the elderly. Learn how declining demographics is a driver of innovation and growth for Japan to be a leader in how cities adapt to older populations. How does a city prepare for a future with a 100-year life expectancy? How can we create an age-friendly smart city? What are the implications - as well as opportunities - of a super ageing society?...
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Session Speakers
Organization: Ministry of Health, Singapore
Ms. Charlene Chang was appointed Group Director of the Ageing Planning Office in the Ministry of Health on 1 April 2019. She oversees the development and implementation of the national ageing agenda, to bring about the national vision of opportunities, communities and a city for all ages.
Prior to this, Charlene was the Senior Director (Transformation) at the Public Service Division (PSD), res
Organization: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Since Yumiko joined OECD in 2013 as the head of OECD Tokyo Centre, she has been at the forefront of policy discussions between OECD and governments, businesses and academia in Japan and Asia, covering a wide range of economic policy issues. She has been leading discussions with various stake holders in Japan and Asia, particularly in the areas of Corporate Governance, tax guidelines, gender dive
Organization: Swinburne University of Technology
Associate Professor Sonja Pedell is Director of Swinburne University’s Future Self and Design Living Lab (FSD LL). The FSD LL has core development capabilities in the area of innovative socio-technical systems and design solutions for health and wellbeing with a focus on the ageing population and people living with dementia. As Theme Leader ‘Designing with Users’ in the Smart Cities Research Inst
Takashi Sonoda, Founder & CEO, started Uhuru as a 3 person operation in 2006 with the aim of bringing new users to the internet. The following year, Uhuru became a salesforce.com partner to accelerate cloud computing adoption among enterprise users in Japan. In the years since, Sonoda has driven Uhuru to acquire expertise in the ever expanding offerings of Salesforce and other cloud platform prov
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Session Fees
Fees information is not available at this time.
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