Carla Din

CEO Co-founder of Seniorfusion @Seniorfusion

Oakland, CA, US
EMAILS
c••••@seniorfusion.org
MOBILE NUMBERS
+15•••••••66

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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2018 — Present

CEO Co-founder of Seniorfusion @Seniorfusion

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CA

SeniorFusion\'s mission is to improve seniors’ health and safety and reduce social isolation through increased awareness and adoption of innovative technology solutions that are practical, effective, easy-to-use and cost-effective. As CEO, I oversee operations and alliances, direct program and policy development and carry out fundraising efforts. SeniorFusion’s Offerings include: • Technology Workshops- remote and hands-on, customized demonstrations of some of the latest technology devices and services, free of charge • Consultation- personalized assessments of individual and organizational needs that can be addressed through technology solutions, plus guidance in selection and integration • Beta Testing- as the bridge between technology developers and the audiences they serve, SeniorFusion creates opportunities for seniors to provide valuable input on product design through beta testing and pilot projects, with potential to scale SeniorFusion is an initiative of the American Medical Women\'s Association, a national non profit organization that advances women in medicine, advocates for equity and ensures excellence in health care. Please visit SeniorFusion\'s website: https://seniorfusion.org/ Feel free to contact me at c••••@seniorfusion.org. Thank you!

EDUCATION

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University of Washington, Seattle

Master's degree in Public Administration

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University of California, Berkeley

Bachelor of Arts Degree

ABOUT CARLA DIN

With a continuing passion for conservation and clean technology, I am also addressing the wave of the future where: • By 2035, Americans of retirement age will surpass the number of people aged 18 and younger for the first time in U.S. history • 87% of adults age 65 and over want to stay in their current home as they age • The marketplace for innovative technology to assist older adults is expected to hit $30 billion by 2023, yet is not necessarily reaching the end users

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