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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 6


CONTENTS


30 42 8 45 THE INSPIRATION COMPILATION


Stories and ideas to jump-start motivation and creative thinking from innovators; meet five people climbing the career ladder; new research and findings. Plus: Tips and techniques to inspire you.


DEPARTMENTS


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR QUICK TAKES


50 2021 Executive Director Leadership Institute participants report success.


CHANGE AGENT


43 Activated Insights’ Dr. Jacquelyn Kung offers insights into new initiatives.


HEART OF SENIOR LIVING


51 Popular muralists transform a Florida community’s activities room with color.


ARGENTUM ADVOCATES


52 A look at the bold—and badly needed—SENIOR Act as it goes to Congress.


7 EDITOR'S LETTER 45 EQUITY & INCLUSION


48 FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S DESK


54 PEOPLE AND PLACES


2021 SENIOR LIVING EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE


Top takeaways, photos, and memorable moments from the live event held in Phoenix.


THREE MUSTS FOR EFFECTIVE TRAINING


Conference keynoter Robert Richman, co-creator of the Zappos Insights education program, shares what makes the difference in training that sticks.


NAACP FIGHTS COVID-19 WITH INFORMATION


The organization president outlines the campaign that has helped get out the facts as it confronts disparities.


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