The Longevity Imperative

The Longevity Imperative (2024) explores how individuals and societies can adapt to the changes brought about by longer life expectancies. It highlights the need for substantial transformations in health care, the economy, and social systems to ensure that longer lives aren’t just lived but are healthier, happier, and more productive. By rethinking how you approach your career, relationships, and finances, it offers a roadmap for embracing the opportunities of an extended lifespan and creating a society prepared for the longevity revolution.

• Older workers seeking career and financial planning advice
• Young professionals preparing for healthier, longer life spans
• Policymakers and caregivers shaping longevity-focused societal change

Andrew J. Scott is a leading authority on the economics of longevity, a professor of economics at London Business School, and cofounder of The Longevity Forum. His research explores how individuals, businesses, and governments can adapt to the transformative impact of longer life spans, focusing on ensuring these years are healthier, more productive, and fulfilling. An award-winning speaker, researcher, and author, Scott cowrote the international bestseller The 100 Year Life, and his insights have been featured in major publications like the Economist and National Geographic.