John N. Migliaccio, PhD

President

Dr. John Migliaccio holds complete operating responsibility for the American Institute of Financial Gerontology. His ability to serve as a bridge between non-profit associations serving professionals in the field of aging, the public sector and the corporate community has positioned him to spearhead the delivery of the products and services required by the ever growing numbers of mature adults.

Dr. Migliaccio is a founding member of the National Association of Senior Living Industries (NASLI). He served on the NASLI Board of Directors from its inception in 1985 until 1993 and is currently an Executive Committee member and chair of the Mature Market Commission. He has also served on the Board of Directors of the American Society on Aging (ASA) and was a founding member and chairman of ASA's innovative Business Forum on Aging. He is a member of both the United States Administration on Aging's Private Sector Management Committee and the Business and Aging Leadership Roundtable.

In addition to leading AIFG, Dr. Migliaccio has consulted for many of the nation's leading financial services and public sector organizations as President of Maturity Mark Services, a New York-based marketing consulting firm targeting the baby boomer and mature consumer. Prior to his tenure at Maturity Mark, he served for twelve years as Vice President & Director, Special Projects of Hearst Business Communications' Retirement Advisors Division, the nation's largest private sector retirement communications and retirement planning company.

Dr. Migliaccio is co-author of the book, 77 Truths About Marketing to the 50+ Consumer and a frequently published contributor to the field of aging in journals and books including the Journal of Gerontology, SPECTRUM Magazine, Retirement Planning Journal, Aging Today and Retirement Planning Perspectives, among others. He is frequently called upon by members of the media to serve as an expert in the area of financial gerontology. He has been quoted by major national news outlets such as U.S. News & World Report, Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, Money Magazine, CNN and National Public Radio, as well as countless leading trade publications.