UK National Innovation Centre for Ageing
George Lee is currently the Head of Communications and Engagement at UK National Innovation Centre for Ageing. Prior to this, George was the Founder Director at The Commonland and Co-Founder at This Age Thing. George has a background in design and innovation, with experience as the Community Lead at Design Age Institute at the Royal College of Art. George is also a Co-Founder of The Common Room and The Age of No Retirement, focusing on intergenerational thinking and age-neutral solutions. George has a degree in Psychology from York University and a Master of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Birkbeck, University of London.
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UK National Innovation Centre for Ageing
The National Innovation Centre for Ageing is a global organisation supported by an initial investment from UK Government and Newcastle University to help co-innovate - together with citizens and private and public organisations - services, technologies and products and deliver them to the market through innovative, ethical, and sustainable business models. Our mission is to “add intelligence to ageing and longevity”, by connecting and interpreting the personal, social, environmental and economic dimensions that underpin different stages of life. The purpose to create a world in which we all live better, for longer, caring about planet and people - present and future. NICA's sister organisation, VOICE®, is a unique organisation, comprising a large network of citizens across the UK and internationally. VOICE members contribute immense insights, experience, ideas and wisdom to identify unmet needs, wants and aspirations to drive innovation for healthy ageing and longevity and improve research.