Because of your support, NCOA is helping build a stronger, more sustainable care ecosystem for older adults and the people who care for them. Join us for the next Closer Look: Your Impact in Action virtual town hall to learn how your generosity is helping address challenges facing the direct care workforce, supporting caregivers, and improving the ability to age well in communities nationwide.
Together, we’ll share stories of impact, discuss what’s ahead, and answer your questions during a live Q&A. We hope you’ll join us to learn more about the important role you’re playing in this work.
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A Closer Look: Your Impact in Action Town Hall
30 minutes
In this virtual town hall, you will hear from Ramsey Alwin, President and CEO, Todd Pittman, Chief Development Officer, and Nicole Howell, Director of the Direct Care Workforce , at NCOA about the direct impact your donations have made on addressing the challenges facing the direct care workforce, supporting caregivers, and improving the ability to age well in communities nationwide.
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Ramsey Alwin
President & CEO, National Council on Aging
NCOA President and CEO Ramsey Alwin is leading a nationwide movement to create the conditions for all to age well today and into the future. A nationally recognized thought leader and advocate, she has been listed on the NonProfit Times Power and Influence List for three years in a row (2024-2026). She is guiding NCOA toward its next bold milestone: 100 million happier, healthier birthdays by 2040.
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Todd C. Pittman
Chief Development Officer, National Council on Aging
Todd is NCOA’s Chief Development Officer. He works to create strategic partnerships, build revenue, and drive impact for NCOA.
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Nicole Howell
Director of Direct Care Workforce Development, NCOA
Nicole Howell leads the work of the Direct Care Workforce Strategies Center, empowering states to grow and strengthen the workforce providing home and community-based care to older adults and individuals with disabilities. She has extensive experience in workforce and aging policy at both the nonprofit level and in Congress as a Health Policy Advisor to Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. (NJ-09). In recognition of her advocacy for long-term care residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, she was honored as one of Congressman Garamendi’s 2020 Women of the Year. Known for her enthusiasm for collaboration and connecting people and ideas, she brings both passion and purpose to her work in aging policy and systems change.