SENIOR LIVING LEADERS UNDER 40
LEDA ROSENTHAL is a social entrepreneur focused on accelerating technology development and adoption in the aging space. In 2016, Rosenthal founded Alz You Need, a digital marketplace and matching service that connects caregivers with technology-based solutions. The mission of Alz You Need is to make it easier for caregivers to fi nd technology solutions to help them improve quality of life for themselves and for their loved ones with dementia. When her mother was diagnosed in 2015 with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, Rosenthal had a
LEDA ROSENTHAL Founder & CEO Alz You Need
diffi cult time fi nding technology that would enable her mother to live safely and remain connected to others. Since that time, Rosenthal has both built and used dementia assistive technology, giving her unique insight into the aging technology marketplace. Rosenthal led a seminar focused on technology’s role in caregiving at CaringKind and will be leading
two more this spring. She was featured on a caregiving panel at the 2018 National Alzheimer’s Summit. In 2018 she also won the AARP-sponsored Caregiving Accelerator Pitch Competition. Rosenthal’s vision is a world where every caregiver challenge has a technology solution, a vision that she has shared as the keynote speaker at Aging2.0 OPTIMIZE 2018 and will share again at Aging Into the Future 2019.
ERIN SHVETZOFF HENNESSEY has risen through a successful career in senior care to become the fi rst female CEO of Health Dimensions Group at the age of 33. In her 20-year career she has furthered a diverse range of business goals in post-acute, long-term care, and senior living settings. Hennessey began her career as a dietary aide at age 14. She fell in love with senior care and developed
a deep understanding of the importance that communities and services have for residents and their families. Since then she has been a leader and advisor at senior living communities across the country. As CEO of Health Dimensions Group, Hennessey leads consulting and management services and facilitates partnerships with providers throughout the health care continuum. She eff ectively guides an organization of over 3,500 people caring for people in over 4,000 units in a quickly evolving senior care landscape. She is a sought-after speaker by local, state, and national organizations on today’s health care issues,
such as top trends aff ecting post-acute and senior care, opportunities and risks for post-acute care in value-based transformation, and strategies for rural health care providers. Hennessey has a master’s degree in gerontology and is a certifi ed professional gerontologist.
ERIN SHVETZOFF HENNESSEY CEO
Health Dimensions Group
TREY VICK CEO
Strive Senior Living LLC
TREY VICK is a business professional and entrepreneur who saw the need to provide aff ordable senior housing without sacrifi cing quality care. His company, Strive Senior Living, focuses on senior housing development, acquisition, and operations. The fi rst Strive branded community began construction in 2018 and is expected to open in mid-2019. The 125-bed assisted living and memory care campus in Fern Park, Fla. will be aff ordably priced and will include secure courtyards, a public chef ’s garden and a dog park. The Strive brand is pursuing multiple other locations and should have a second and third community by the end of 2019. The projects are expected to create healthy job growth that will benefi t the Central Florida economy. Vick has served for three years as the chairman of the Community Leadership Council of the
Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families. He also serves on the Arnold Palmer Medical Center board of directors and on the Real Estate Council of the University of Central Florida. He has spoken to classes and at events for the university’s real estate program. He is an Air Force veteran who has been recognized in Orlando Business Journal as a Top 40 under 40 recipient and received the 2016 Veteran of Infl uence award.
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