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Meet Janine Vanderburg, 72, a keynote speaker, writer, trainer, and consultant who is fiercely committed to slaying the Ageism dragon.

As the CEO of Encore Roadmap and co-founder of Changing the Narrative, Janine has spent decades leading social change initiatives, training over 30,000 people around the world on reframing aging and building age-inclusive workplaces.

She’s also the creative force behind several national anti-ageism campaigns, including the powerful Flip the Script campaign - a powerful initiative taking place in May for Older Americans Month.

A lawyer, community organizer, and award-winning social entrepreneur, Janine believes in unleashing the full potential of people at every age.

We explore:
• Janine’s Journey: What inspired her to launch an anti-ageism movement after 65, and why she believes purpose has no expiration date.
• Why Age-Inclusive Workplaces Matter: How companies thrive when they embrace talent across all generations.
• Join the Movement: How to get involved in the Flip the Script campaign and access resources to help reframe aging in your community and workplace.
• Unlearning Internalized Ageism: Practical tools for identifying and challenging the ageist beliefs we absorb—plus a sneak peek at Janine’s “Internalized Ageism Speak-Up Chart.”
• The Power of Intergenerational Teams: How blending experience with new perspectives leads to smarter, more innovative solutions.
• Encore Entrepreneurship: Why your 50s, 60s, and beyond are prime time for starting a business—and the strengths older founders bring to the table.

“We are the leaders we’ve been waiting for. There’s no one else - it’s up to us to show leadership and refuse to be caged by our age.”

Learn more about the Flip the Script Campaign here: https://encoreroadmap.com/flip-the-sc...

Connect with Janine on LinkedIn here:   / janinevanderburg  

Download Janine’s “Internalized Ageism Speak-Up Chart” here: https://actionnetwork.org/user_files/...

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00:00 Introduction to Janine Vanderburg
01:01 Janine's Background and Mission
02:45 The Origin of Janine's Anti-Ageism Work
06:33 Challenges and Insights in the Workplace
11:52 Flip the Script Campaign
16:36 Generational Stereotypes and Solutions
19:38 Challenging Age Stereotypes in Teams
20:23 The Power of Intergenerational Teams
20:54 Breaking Age-Related Stereotypes with Social Media
23:55 Entrepreneurship Beyond Youth
25:06 Encore Entrepreneurship: Monetizing Your Strengths
28:41 Fighting Ageism and Promoting Inclusivity
30:00 Flip the Script Campaign: How to Get Involved
32:19 Advice for Thriving After 65
35:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts