Expiry Date Never

Victoria Tomlinson is the founder of Next-Up, an organisation that helps people over 50 build new work after retirement. As a tech entrepreneur at 67, she brings real experience of how the skills and knowledge of older professionals can support progress in society. Victoria shares her insights in a strong message that encourages people to see age in a new way. Louise Ballard is a tech entrepreneur who started her AI company after the age of 50 and reflects the main message of this book. Her journey from feeling unsure about her place in the modern world to building a mission to help people in the UK learn about AI offers a relatable and inspiring story. Louise uses her clear writing and real-life experience to show how knowledge and technology together can create great value.

• Part 1: The Revolutionary’s Handbook   The Experience Revolutionary's Field GuideKnow Your EnemyRevolutionary TacticsPart 2: Powering the Revolution   The Economics of ExperienceThe Revolutionary's ToolkitYour Revolutionary CareerHealth,Wealthand Wisdom Building Your NetworkPart 3: Leading the Revolution   The Experience AdvantageBuilding Age-Smart OrganisationsThe AI-Experience PartnershipThe Flexible FutureCreating Revolutionary TeamsPart 4: Scaling the Revolution   The Community CatalystThe New ‘Volunteer’The Experience EconomyRevolutionising RetirementBuilding the MovementConclusion

“Expiry Date Never is a profound new roadmap for business, government, nonprofits and individuals to understand how the experience and knowledge of the 50+ year old can continue to drive growth and innovation. Tomlinson and Ballard put forth a compelling argument on how this can be done with fresh insights, examples and suggestions, all with a backdrop of the emerging AI transformation. It’s a must read for anyone who wants to understand how to navigate the reality of the new longevity era.”  Michael Clinton – Founder and CEO, Roar Forward; former President and Publishing Director, Hearst Magazines  “This very readable book explores one of the most important issues facing us individually and as a society, and provides genuinely helpful insight for employers, employees, and those approaching later life.”  Paul Johnson CBE – Provost, The Queen’s College, Oxford; Honorary Fellow, Faculty and Institute of Actuaries and Chartered Institute of Taxation; Senior Adviser, Frontier Economics; former Director, Institute of Fiscal Studies and HM Treasury