Alexis Abramson

Alexis Abramson is an experienced consultant in the industry, aiding organisations to develop services or products which are accessible for all generations. To create solid strategy plans and marketing collateral, she works together with marketing and business development teams. Additionally, speaker Alexis Abramson advises employers on how to adjust appropriately to the needs of all generations. She has previously worked together with numerous significant organizations such as Duracell, Philips, Walmart and L’Oreal Paris.

As a speaker, Abramson works closely both with B2B and B2C customers. Speaking of her consumer oriented expertise, speaker Alexis Abramson is committed to share her knowledge on how to make the most out of our lives in our elderly years. As a matter of fact, Abramson has significant experience in the field as she received her Doctorate in Gerontology from the renowned University of Southern California’s Davis School of Gerontology. Furthermore, she is dedicated to work with the issue of unpaid caregivers: she authored a highly acclaimed book on the matter, The Caregivers Survival Handbook.

For business customers, speaker Alexis Abramson is eager to share her solid research-based knowledge to aid organisations performing better by understanding key demographic and societal factors influencing the business sector. By overlooking and orchestrating financials and adjusting to the target audience, Abramson helps increasing sales and gaining positive customer service feedback. Additionally, Abramson is a specialist of workplace dynamics, helping to understand the opportunities and the challenges of both the millennial and boomer workforce. Her efforts has been widely recognized as she received a number of professional awards including Working Woman Magazine’s General Entrepreneurial Excellence Award and the American Society of Aging’s Outstanding Business Award. In addition, she frequently appears as a market segment expert on CNN, CBS, ABC and NBC’s Today show – and numerous others.