🗣 AARP CEO Talks About Lessons Learned in First Year (AARP Article & Video/Advocacy)

[SummerOnTheWay1]

FROM THE ARTICLE.

A New Chapter in Our Shared Story.

Valuable lessons learned from a year listening to you.

By Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, CEO, AARP. Published January 08, 2026.

The past year was my first as CEO, and I spent lots of time listening and learning from the remarkable people who embody our mission every day. And now we turn the page together to a new year full of energy and possibility.

AARP enters 2026 with a renewed sense of purpose as the experiences and aspirations of 125 million Americans age 50-plus guide our work. Across the country, I’ve seen our mission come to life through the stories of our members.

USE LINK BELOW TO READ THE ARTICLE.

https://www.aarp.org/advocacy/ceo-lessons-learned-first-year/

[WebWiseWoman]

hmmm, doesn't seem she learned ANYTHING! So many missed opportunities to better our situations; so many missed opportunities to better our nation; and so many missed opportunities to make us all better, not the people we appear to be to the rest of the World...

Shameful!

(and btw, improving the website which has had more problems since 20-Jan-2025 "upgrade" than in the entire 16 years I've been using it, might be an important step toward something we can all appreciate; not just the canned answers those poor Customer care people have to use.!)

[papawofboo]

This is by far the worst web site I go on. When I look at the pictures and want to read a reply or post something, I click on the place it was pertaining to. I sometimes get post that are years old, playing games and going into Reward is a crap shoot.

Web sites and messge boards have been around to long for this to have the problems that are happening here.