A pioneer in the analytics of quality of life, I saw the importance of blending the fields of economics, behavioral psychology, healthcare and other sciences in developing a critical understanding and definition of the productive and well adaptive human operating in a complex social environment.
The understanding that evolved became the force of innovation in a solution to financing the lifestyle of people as they age in later years.
My research has confirmed the value of free markets and unfettered private capital as the financial pathway to quality of life. And, over the last 10 years, my colleagues and I have strongly supported the rise of a new asset class, life insurance, as a tool in collateralizing project opportunities to facilitate a meaningful paradigm shift in services for the global elder communities.