Guest Speakers
Connect Your Students with Industry Leaders in Aging Services
The Vision Centre Guest Lecturer Directory is a resource for university faculty seeking experienced professionals to enrich undergraduate and graduate coursework. Our speakers are leaders, innovators, and subject matter experts from across the aging services sector who bring real-world insights, emerging trends, and practical perspectives to students through guest lectures, panel discussions, and classroom engagement. By bridging academic learning with professional practice, they help inspire and prepare the next generation of leaders in aging services and healthcare.”

Bob Kramer
NIC
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends, Communication, Culture & Well-being

Dan Natterman
CCL Hospitality Group
Topics: Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations

Daniel J. Van Dussen
Youngstown State University
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy, Workforce Development & Education

Dave Devereaux
Wound Rounds AI
Topics: Leadership, Career Building and Navigation, Developing People, Business Management, Performance Management

David G. Wolf, Ph.D.
Lynn University
Topics: Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations, Workforce Development & Education, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends, Communication, Culture & Well-being

Jennifer Johnson
Davis Clinical Consulting
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations, Workforce Development & Education

Jennifer Molinsky
Harvard University Joint Center for Housing
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services

Joe Pohlen
Cardinal Senior Living
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Business, Finance & Operations

Keith Knapp
Commonwealth of Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services
Topics: Healthcare Administration & Policy, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends

Malinda Shultice
CareAgents by K&B
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy, Workforce Development & Education

Mark Prifogle
BHI SENIOR LIVING, INC.
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations

Max Ault
The Kendal Corporation
Topics: Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends

Meagan English
Marquis Companies
Topics: Workforce Development & Education, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends, Communication, Culture & Well-being

Michelle Daniel
Eden Alternative
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy

Nancy Swanger
Granger Cobb Institute for The Business of Aging
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Healthcare Administration & Policy, Business, Finance & Operations, Workforce Development & Education, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends

Paul Mullin
Flatiron Development Group
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Business, Finance & Operations, Strategy, Innovation & Future Trends

Ryan Haller
YPO
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Business, Finance & Operations, Workforce Development & Education

Shannon Harris
Shannon Harris Consulting
Topics: Healthcare Admin, Long term Care Connections and Education

Tara Jenkins, MT-BC, CDP
Harmony in Dementia
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Workforce Development & Education, Communication, Culture & Well-being, Long term Care Connections and Education

Zach Britton
Locust Point Capital
Topics: Senior Housing & Aging Services, Business, Finance & Operations
Disclaimer: Participation in the Vision Centre Digital Speaker Directory is voluntary and subject to review by the Vision Centre. Inclusion in the directory does not constitute an endorsement, certification, or guarantee of speaking engagements. The Vision Centre reserves the right to review, update, or remove directory listings at its discretion to ensure alignment with the directory’s mission and participation criteria. Speaker information will be shared only with faculty and approved academic partners for educational and engagement purposes. Submission of information does not guarantee placement in the directory or future speaking opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who can join the Digital Speaker Directory?
Professionals, leaders, practitioners, and emerging voices with experience or expertise related to senior living may be eligible to participate. This includes individuals with backgrounds in operations, innovation, policy, finance, workforce development, advocacy, leadership, and related fields.
Is the directory limited to senior living professionals?
The directory primarily focuses on senior living and related sectors, but professionals from adjacent fields with relevant expertise may also be considered.
What types of speaking opportunities may be available?
Speakers may be invited to participate in classroom discussions, guest lectures, panels, workshops, webinars, career conversations, or other academic events hosted by colleges and universities.
Do I need extensive speaking experience to participate?
No. The directory welcomes both experienced speakers and individuals with meaningful professional or career insights that would benefit students and faculty.
Can I participate virtually?
Yes. Speakers may indicate whether they are available for virtual presentations, in-person events, or both.
Is there a cost to join the directory?
There is presently no fee required to be included in the directory.
Does completing the form guarantee inclusion?
Submission of the form does not guarantee placement in the directory. All submissions are reviewed to ensure alignment with the directory’s purpose and participation criteria.
How will my information be used?
Information submitted through the form will be used to help faculty and approved academic partners identify potential speakers for educational programming and engagement opportunities.
How often may I be contacted for speaking opportunities?
The frequency of invitations may vary depending on faculty needs, areas of expertise, and academic programming throughout the year.
Am I required to accept every speaking invitation?
No. Participation is completely voluntary, and speakers may decline invitations based on availability or fit.
Will the Vision Centre coordinate speaking engagements?
The Vision Centre may facilitate introductions, but event logistics and scheduling are typically coordinated directly between the speaker and the academic institution.
Can I update my information later?
Yes. Participants may contact the Vision Centre to update their areas of expertise, speaking preferences, or professional information as needed.
How long will my profile remain active?
Profiles may remain active until a participant requests removal or the Vision Centre conducts periodic updates or reviews.
How do I get started?
Simply complete the brief information form to share your background, areas of expertise, and speaking interests. A member of the Vision Centre team will follow up to finalize your directory details.
Join Our Directory
Do you have experience as a guest speaker and want to be listed in our directory? Please send us a message with your qualifications and let’s see if you’d be a good fit.













