Jay Bloom's Page

Provide a short bio about yourself/organization (no more than 3 paragraphs).

Since 1983, Jay C. Bloom has been providing executive and personal coaching to leaders, managers, and individuals in the private, philanthropic, and government sectors who are experiencing a transition in their lives or desiring to strengthen their professional skills and capabilities. Jay's organizational consulting is also highly sought-after. He provides leadership and management consultation to nonprofit and private organizations, with a special expertise in helping organizations develop effective partnerships.

Jay is passionately promoting his concept of "returnment," a term he's coined for aging boomers as an alternative to retirement. Returnment encourages older adults to spend their later years using their skills, resources, and knowledge to benefit the greater good. He's also assisting nonprofit organizations locally and nationally in finding ways to more effectively utilize this growing new resource. Jay works tirelessly promoting intergenerational interdependence and intergenerational equity and believes in building a State and community for all ages.

What type of intergenerational work are you interested in?

Intergenerational Programs (example: School based or Mentoring), Intergenerational Shared Sites, Livable Communities, Intergenerational Advocacy and Policy

Are you currently doing intergenerational work? If so, please describe.

yes through a number of endeavors

What is your personal or organizational website?

http://www.bloomanew.com

What is your current country/state/city of residence?

Honolulu Hawaii

Are you looking for help to support your intergenerational work? If so, please describe.

yes

Would you like to help others with their intergenerational work? If so, please describe how?

yes I have skills and experience that I can share

Which are your primary skills areas?

Communication, Fundraising, Program Administration, Management, Training, Marketing and Public Relations

What motivated you to become involved in intergenerational work?

When much is given much is expected