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Asia’s most influential forum on the business of ageing

AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES: HOUSING, HEALTH & SENIORS’ CARE

Be inspired by these first movers. AAIF 2012 brings 50 of the world's most influential speakers in housing, health and seniors' care that will drive change in the way we age in Asia.

LEADERS OF AGEING ASIA

2012’S TOP 10 AGEING MARKET TRENDS FEATURED AT AAIF 2012SPECIAL REPORT BY AGEING ASIA

Ms Mabel Chau, Vice Chairman, Institute of Social Service Development, Hong Kong SAR

Mr Mats Manderbacka, Founder, HUR, Finland

Mr Kevin Ryan, CEO, Waterbrook Lifestyle Resorts, Australia

Professor Dr Hans Becker, Chairman, Humanitas Foundation, The Netherlands

Mr Wong Kit Loong, CEO, Hong Kong Housing Society, Hong Kong SAR

Professor Hiroyuki Murata,President, MurataAssociates Inc., Japan

Mr Ong Chu Poh, GroupExecutive Chairman, China Healthcare Ltd, Singapore

Dr Mary-Ann Tsao, CEO, Tsao Foundation, Singapore

Mr Leo Tseng, GM, Zhi Dao Real Estate Investment Management and Consulting Co Ltd, China

Mr Hitoshi Fukumoto, Executive Director, Kinoshita Care Co. Ltd,Japan

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Enabling ageing-in-place Developing intergenerational housing The business of community care services Nursing homes providing transitional care Maintaining functional independence Creating seniors-friendly tourism destinations Improving quality of life of seniors in nursing homes Enhancing seniors’ happiness through food Learning therapy to improve and delay dementia Apartments for life as a strategy to avoid institutionalism

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ARE YOU READY FOR ASIA'S US$11 TRILLION AGEING MARKET?

WHY THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON HOUSING, HEALTH & SENIORS’ CARE AT AGEING ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM 2012

TOP 5 REASONS TO ATTEND AAIF

By 2050, the number of people in Asia above 60 years of age is expected to be 1.2 billion, four times higher than in Europe and the United States, combined. In Asia-Pacific, baby boomer (born between 1946 and 1964) consumers control an estimated wealth of US$11 trillion, 35% of total.

Asia's most influential platform on the business of ageingHeading into our 3rd year, the annual Ageing Asia Investment Forum (AAIF) has grown steadily into an independent B2B iconic event platform that connects CEO level business, government and community leaders to invest and collaborate on business opportunities in Healthcare, Wellness, Finance and Senior Care.

Each year, AAIF connects 250 international business, government and community leaders from over 20 countries to access investment and collaboration opportunities that will help our region be better prepared to handle the needs of our ageing population.

Age Friendly Communities: Housing, Health & Seniors Care was chosen to reflect the changing needs of seniors and baby boomers in Asia-Pacific. Whilst retirement villages have become synonymous with ageing, ageing in Asia will require a variety of options, that will include ageing-in-place, community care, home care and institutional care that accurately reflects our Asian traditions, needs and culture. AAIF 2012 looks forward to bringing together the world’s best aged care and healthcare operators that will drive innovation in how future generations of seniors age in our region.

Our vision for AAIF is to change the way we age in Asia – To encourage the private sector to develop products and services that will enhance the quality of life, functional capability and happiness of seniors in the region.

Meet 250 top decision makers in the business of ageing in Asia

Access network of international developers, operators and investors in housing, health and seniors’ care

Establish your brand in Asia’s emerging US$11 trillion ageing market

Access investment and partnership opportunities in Asia – public, private and NGOs

Learn from the world's best operational models in seniors' housing, care and ageing-in-place

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COUNTRIES REPRESENTED AT AAIF

50 speakers & 250 delegates including CEOs, MDs and Directors from business (70%), government (15%) & community (15%).

Healthcare Groups & Nursing Homes

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Private Investors,REITs, Banks Fund Management

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Pre-conference10 April (Tue)

Conference Day 111 April (Wed)

Conference Day 212 April (Thu)

Post-conference13 April (Fri)

3RD AGEING ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM• Strategic approaches in creating an age-friendly Asia • Roadmap for investing in the business of seniors’ care• New business models & private public partnerships in seniors' care• Improving health & quality of life for boomers in Asia• Best practices in operating seniors’ housing & care • Access China strategies for international operators & investors• Delivering happiness through food and art in seniors’ careTrade ExhibitionShowcase of Age-Friendly Products, Technologies & Services that enable Active Ageing, Health & Independent Living

9:00am – 4:00pmWORKSHOP LECTURER: PROFESSOR HIROYUKI MURATAEnabling Healthy Ageing for Asia (Japan Case-study)

6:00pm – 9:30pmAgeing Asia Government & NGO Dinner Symposium

8:30am – 4:30pmFULL-DAY INDUSTRY TOUR: Showcase of top eldercare housing, health & community facilities in Singapore

or9:00am – 5.00pmWORKSHOP LECTURER: PROFESSOR DR HANS BECKEREnabling Ageing-in-place for Asia: Apartments for Life (the Dutch Model)

Hosted Private Dinner

AAIF Happy Hour AAIF Happy Hour AAIF Happy HourOfficial Conference Dinner & Symposium

Hosted Private DinnerOfficial AAIF Cocktail

AAIF 2012 AT A GLANCE

TOP 10 EXCITING HIGHLIGHTS FOR AAIF 2012

Two Ageing Asia Leadership Seminars: (a) Led by Professor Hiroyuki Murata - The Business of Enabling Healthy Ageing - Japan (b) Led by Professor Dr Hans Becker - Enabling Ageing-in-place for Asia: Apartments for Life

Ageing Asia Government & NGO Dinner Symposium

Project Showcases: Developing age-friendly communities

Operator Showcases: Best practices in seniors' housing and care

Investment Showcases: PPP & JV in Asia (Health, Housing, Seniors’ Care)

Full-day industry tour: Showcase of top eldercare housing, health & community facilities

Ageing Asia Trade Exhibition (International showcase of age-friendly products and services that enable active ageing and independent living)

Official AAIF Cocktails, Happy Hours, Conference Dinner and private dinners

New format: Longer presentations, Q&As and more interactions between delegates

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AGEING ASIA IN 2012TOP 10 TRENDS ON WHAT THE YEAR AHEAD MAY BRINGThe way we are ageing is changing. The future generations of seniors are better educated, affluent and are empowered ageing baby boomers who continue to accumulate higher disposable income — a future that presents equal challenges and opportunities for businesses interested to tap into Asia’s burgeoning ageing market.

The sheer size of the silver market in Asia supports a positive outlook for business... By 2008, the size of the over age 60 market in Asia had already amounted to 300 million people. This number is set to grow to the remarkable figure of 1.2 billion by 2050 — an increase of 400%. Asia will then account for over 63% of the world’s total senior population.

To understand the implications of a market this size for business opportunities, consider that the total spending power of just the 11 Asia Pacific countries covered in this report was calculated at over USD 1 trillion based on 2005 data. We expect this number to grow to over USD 1.9 trillion by 2015 — an average growth rate of nearly 7% per year.

Read more on the big picture movements we’ve interpreted from industry news and developments to date. Also included in the 2012 Ageing Market Trend Report are insights and interviews with Leaders of Ageing Asia. Please visit www.ageingasiainvest.com to download a copy or email [email protected].

WHAT OUR PAST SPEAKERS SAY ABOUT AGEING ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM

Mr Xi Zhiyong, President, Shanghai New Gench Enterprise Group & Chairman, Cherish-Yearn Co Ltd, China “For someone like me from China, as there are currently not many players in the retirement industry in China, I appreciate having the chance to interact with key industry players in this industry and push for the growth of this industry. My biggest takeaway is to see so many companies from so many countries speaking on the elderly industry. I hope, with the help of all the industry players, to bring this industry to greater heights.”

Dr Nipit Piravej, CCO, Bangkok Chain Hospital & CEO, World Medical Group, Thailand “I found that many topics that are discussed in the conference are very relevant to the elderly service industry. The conference was also able to bring up the areas and new initiatives and innovations in the elderly care industry. This will actually help me to navigate our new business plan based on the information I have learnt from this conference.”

Dr Chong Su Lin, Industry Advisor, Ministry of Health, Malaysia“I am finding it very interesting; not only to hear from the different countries and the different care providers but also to see the mix of people that we got here - investors, NGOs, property development. Coming here is really to make contacts with these people and to see how they have done things and what we can adopt to bring home to Malaysia. So, this has been an excellent conference.”

Dr Loke Wai Chiong, Director, Healthcare, KPMG, Singapore “This has been a very exciting conference. We met lots of people. I think it is such a wonderful networking platform for people interested in growing area of ageing. The industry is growing. There are ageing populations all around us, not just in Singapore but in Asia and beyond. I think we are all facing and grappling with the same problems and same challenges. This is where we share our knowledge. This is where businesses and the providers and the governments. They are looking for solutions and can all interact with one another and truly together learn how best to tackle the challenge we are going to face together the ageing population, the chronic diseases and enabling elderly to live well and live independently and live a full life even in their communities and at home.”





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Enabling Healthy Ageing for Asia (Japan Case-study) is a one-day pre-conference workshop led by Japanese active ageing business expert, Professor Hiroyuki Murata. The seminar provides a prelude to the annual Ageing Asia Investment Forum. The seminar aims to provide business, government and community leaders in aged care and health care with the latest insights, research and innovations on the business of enabling healthy ageing, including wellness and care, to a rapidly ageing population. Delegates will gain strategic insights from Japanese case-studies, models and forward trends. Industry practitioners, investors and new entrants to Asia-Pacific’s aged care and healthcare market will benefit from this highly interactive and innovative seminar with Professor Murata. Ageing Asia Leadership Workshop Course Outline:• Moving away from traditional definitions of the business of aged care• 7 secrets to keeping your life healthy and the business opportunities behind it • The business of active ageing: mental and physical wellness• Practical approaches towards improving the health of seniors in nursing homes and retirement communities (nursing home care, home care, fitness, wellness, dementia care)• The secrets of learning therapy: innovative non-drug therapy for improving and delaying dementia• New business opportunities in Active Ageing: partnerships and investments

Professor Murata is a Pioneer of Active Ageing Business in Japan and an internationally recognised thought leader in ageing societies. He has worked with over 550 companies and contributed to develop various innovative products and services such as Curves Japan, the world’s largest fitness chain for women in Japan, Raku-Raku phone, the best-selling age-friendly mobile phone, and the first college-linked retirement community in Japan.

He also serves as Professor at Smart Ageing International Research Center (SAIRC) at Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan. He created the concept of “Smart Ageing” and contributed to establishment of the Smart Ageing College, the intergenerational school on the campus and Smart Ageing Square, the ageing-business-on-campus with various industry partners. Both are the pioneer implementations in Japanese national universities.

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP LED BY PROFESSOR HIROYUKI MURATACHAIRED BY: MR MATS MANDERBACKA, FOUNDER, HUR, FINLAND

MODULE: ENABLING HEALTHY AGEING FOR ASIA (JAPAN CASE-STUDY)10 APRIL 2012, TUESDAY, GRAND HYATT, SINGAPORE (9:00AM - 4:00PM)

ADDITIONAL AAIF 2012 NETWORKING ACTIVITYAGEING ASIA GOVERNMENT & NGO DINNER SYMPOSIUMTUESDAY, 10 APRIL 2012, 6:00PM - 9:30PM

The first Ageing Asia Government & NGO Dinner Symposium aims to bring government and NGO leaders together in a private event to discuss housing, health and aged care policy innovations and developments to address Asia-Pacific’s rapidly ageing population. 5 countries will have an opportunity to deliver a 15-minute power point presentation on their country. The session aims to provide government and NGO leaders with an opportunity to interact, exchange ideas and learn from each other. Attendance is limited to only Government and NGO participants.





7:45 Registration & breakfast networking

9:00 Welcome address by Day One Chairman Confirmed: Professor Hiroyuki Murata, President, Murata Associates Inc., Japan

9:10 Opening remarks by organiser

9:15 Opening address by Guest of Honour

STRATEGIC APPROACHES IN CREATING AN AGE-FRIENDLY ASIAIn Singapore, the proportion of the population aged 65 or older is now 7.3% and is expected to reach 19% by 2030. Globally, six in ten people in the world aged 65 and older will live in Asia. How will Asia prepare for a surge in seniors, and how can businesses, governments and NGOs collaborate together to develop better products and services to meet this demand? According to the 2011 Asia Pacific Silver Economy Business Opportunities Report, spending power of baby boomers in Asia-Pacific is projected at US$1.9 trillion.

9:25 International Keynote Address: Ageing Friendly Communities: Enabling ageing-in-place and independence for seniors • Smart ageing and the physical environment: housing, health and seniors care • Engaging seniors as their age • Innovative business models in Japan that will support ageing-in-place in Asia Professor Hiroyuki Murata, President, Murata Associates Inc., Japan

10:25 Morning tea break

11:00 International Keynote Address: Model for integrating affordable elderly housing and care within the community • NGO approach on the business and operational model for housing and care • Seamless delivery of care services • Facilitating ageing-in-place: independent living to nursing home care • Pricing and ownership model • Upcoming elderly housing projects in Asia Mr Wong Kit Loong, CEO, Hong Kong Housing Society, Hong Kong

ROADMAP FOR INVESTING IN THE BUSINESS OF SENIORS’ CARE

11:45 Special Address: Asian ageing industry market watch Mr Barry Hirschfeld, President & CEO, Asia Investment Partners, Japan

11:55 Ageing Asia Leadership Panel: Business outlook for Asia’s ageing market • How would an economic slowdown impact Asia’s ageing market – the attractiveness now? • Investing in China, Japan and Asia: what do the opportunities look like and are they viable? • Beyond building retirement villages, how else can we invest in the ageing market? • Examples of investments into Asia’s ageing market Moderator: Mr Barry Hirschfeld, President & CEO, Asia Investment Partners, Japan Panelists: Mr Hitoshi Fukumoto, Director, Kinoshita Group Co. Ltd, Japan; Mr Ong Chu Poh, Group Executive Chairman, China Healthcare Ltd, Singapore

12:55 Lunch

13:55 Foreign Investment Case-study: Success in entering China’s elderly industry • The China market: what we need to understand about the culture and how the elderly live • Location, concept, execution and operations • Background and evaluation of the opportunity (potential red flags to look out for) • Investment structure/vehicle • Projected return on investment Mr Kevin Ryan, CEO, Waterbrook Lifestyle Resorts, Australia

14:25 Special Address: China’s Continuous Care Retirement Community • Vision for eldercare and industry development in China • Innovative approach towards elderly housing and care • Business model and new advances • Future expansion and invitation for new investors

14:55 Afternoon tea break

NEW BUSINESS MODELS & PRIVATE PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS IN SENIORS’ CARE

15:10 Keynote address: Top 5 business models for seniors’ housing and care facilities in Asia • Understanding Asian culture and needs • Integrating operational needs before developing a facility • What are the components in seniors care operations? • Strategies for success: creating a seniors care facility that addresses market demand in Asia • Case-study: framework for developing and operating a seniors care facility in China Ms Mabel Chau, Vice Chairman, Institute of Social Service Development; CEO, Mabel Chau Consultancy, Hong Kong

16:00 CEO Panel Discussion: Corporate-NGO partnerships for eldercare in Asia • Opportunities for NGOs to provide affordable elderly housing and care • Advantages of collaborations with private sector: knowledge transfer • Advantages of collaborations with NGOs: trusted brand by consumers • Creating a country NGO collective to create an elderly housing and care development • Framework for success: collaboration, funding and execution Panelists: Mr Wong Kit Loong, CEO, Hong Kong Housing Society, Hong Kong; Dr Mary-Ann Tsao, CEO, Tsao Foundation, Singapore; Dr Christopher Lien, Director, Community Geriatrics, Changi General Hospital, Singapore 17:00 Summary of Day One by Chairman

17:10 AAIF Happy Hour

19:00 AAIF Official Forum Dinner

21:00 End of programme for Day One

3RD AGEING ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM - DAY ONE: 11 APRIL 2012, WEDNESDAYPROGRAMME





7:45 Registration & Networking for delegates

9:00 Welcome address by Chairman

9:10 Special address

IMPROVING HEALTH & QUALITY OF LIFE FOR BOOMERS IN ASIATraditionally, the health of seniors deteriorates as they age. This extends from physical health to mental health. However, innovations and new research shows that it is possible to reverse the effects of stroke, slow down the onset of Dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s and improve health of seniors through braining and physical exercise. The successful execution of these new approaches would delay institutionalisation of our elderly, and improve the quality of life of senior as they age.

9:40 Keynote Address: Improving health of seniors in retirement communities & nursing homes • Research findings on exercise interventions on cognitive diseases • Exercise interventions for Parkinson’s, Dementia and Alzheimer’s • How can we improve the health and quality of life for seniors in nursing homes? • Wellness programme as an effective alternative to institutionalisation of seniors Mr Mats Manderbacka, Founder, HUR, Finland; Mr David Carlson, CEO, Galeon Senior Living, USA

10:20 Keynote Address: How will Asia’s affluent baby boomers drive innovation in healthcare • What do Asia’s affluent baby boomers demand for in private healthcare? • Evolving our business to integrate demands of ageing baby boomers • Key innovations in delivering private healthcare and hospital management • The business of preventive healthcare

11:00 Morning tea and coffee

11:30 CEO Panel: Business strategies in accessing seniors and ageing baby boomers • Synergies between healthcare and seniors care • Our business investments in seniors care • Examples and analysis of businesses that have tapped into the ageing market • Best approaches to access the Asian ageing market? Mr Raymond Chong, MD and CEO, Samitivej Group of Hospitals and BNH Hospital, Thailand

12:30 Lunch

BEST PRACTICES IN OPERATING SENIORS’ HOUSING & CARE

13:30 Japan Operator Showcase: Best practices in operating private seniors housing and care • Operational success as the key differentiator for the most sought after private seniors housing facilities in Japan • Operating a seniors care development for the Japanese market (day to day activities) • Top revenue generators in a private seniors housing facility (activities, resident care, home care to community)

• Commercial viability and return on investment for operators and investors Mr Hitoshi Fukumoto, Director, Kinoshita Care Co. Ltd, Japan

13:50 USA Operator Showcase: Wellness as a business philosophy • The business of good health • Why most gyms and rehabilitation areas in seniors care facilities are under utilised • How to get seniors to be interested in improving their health? • Key components and activities in operating a wellness centre

14:10 Korea Operator Showcase

14:30 Australia Operator Showcase: Best practice aged care people management strategy • Placing ‘residents’ at the centre of our business • Creating a culture of innovation and creativity that results in resident happiness • Managing, motivating and developing aged care professionals Mr Paul Gregersen, MD, Bupa Care Services, Australia

ACCESS CHINA STRATEGIES FOR INTERNATIONAL OPERATORS & INVESTORS

14:50 Special Address: New seniors living projects in China for international senior care operators • The opportunity for international senior care operators to enter China • Understanding the different business structures for investment and collaboration • What we are looking for in an operator partner • The decision making process in selecting our operator partners Mr Leo Tseng, GM, Zhi Dao Real Estate Investment Management and Consulting Co Ltd, China

15:10 Special Address: New seniors living projects in China for international investors

15:30 Afternoon tea break

DELIVERING HAPPINESS THROUGH FOOD & ART IN SENIORS’ CARE

16:00 International Keynote Presentation: Food, Art & Human Happiness for Seniors • The role of food for nursing homes and retirement communities • Food and the elderly • The restaurant, supermarket, central kitchen • Revenue and resident happiness Professor Dr Hans Becker, Chairman, Humanitas Foundation, The Netherlands

17:00 Closing remarks by Chairman

17:10 Close of conference

17:30 AAIF 2012 Happy Hour

3RD AGEING ASIA INVESTMENT FORUM - DAY TWO: 12 APRIL 2012, THURSDAYPROGRAMME





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Recently recognised in the 2011 Global Over 50s Housing-Healthcare Awards in United Kingdom, Professor Dr Hans Becker was presented with a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ for his contributions as one of the most significant seniors living/aged care thinkers in the world and is the ‘Father’ of the ‘Apartment for Life’ concept. Dr Becker uses his philosophy of human happiness to revolutionise the social and commercial perception of developing, managing and operating nursing homes. Apartments for Life mean that older people will be able to stay in their homes and not face the disruption and cost of moving to a nursing home. His non-profit foundation is an inspiration to all private and non-profit seniors care operators as they manage 1,700 apartments across 33 complexes, delivering an annual turnover of 100 million Euros.

Special segments presented by our guest speakers include:• Case-study on Singapore’s approach towards Eldercare and influence of a state funding model Ms Pang Huey Ling, NTUC Eldercare, Singapore • Panel Discussion: The business model for community care to support ageing-in-place in Asia Ms Lim Sia Hoe, General Manager, NTUC Eldercare, Singapore

Ageing Asia Leadership Workshop Course OutlinePart 1: Philosophy behind the business of housing and care for seniors • The art of human happiness and the ‘yes’ culture• Reducing the operational costs of seniors’ care by creating happier environments for seniors and staffPart 2: Ageing-in-place • The concept of ageing-in-place: Components that makes it successful• Case-study findings of a township in Singapore: What’s required to make it elderly friendly?• Opportunities for community care services Part 3: Property Development – Housing models that enable ageing-in-place• Developing Apartments for Life (Affordable & Luxury Housing Models)• Key components in Apartments for Life (Typical unit and fittings)• Group brainstorm session (Creating a concept private development project - How to apply the Apartments for Life concept in Asia)Part 4: Operational Model – In-house and community services • The success of having 4000 live-in residents and serving 6000 in the community• Services in-house (The restaurant, the supermarket, the hairdresser, the concierge)• Community services (Food, care, wellness)• The use of art for human happiness in seniors’ homes• The central kitchen • The reminiscence museum

POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP ON ENABLING AGEING-IN-PLACE FOR ASIA:APARTMENTS FOR LIFE (THE DUTCH MODEL)

LECTURER: PROFESSOR DR HANS BECKER

BEST PRACTICE IN DEVELOPING, MANAGING AND OPERATING SENIORS HOUSING & CARE13 APRIL 2012, FRIDAY, GRAND HYATT, SINGAPORE (9:00AM - 5:00PM)

ADDITIONAL AAIF 2012 NETWORKING ACTIVITYAGEING ASIA INDUSTRY TOURTHURSDAY, 13 APRIL 2012, 9:00AM - 4:30PM

The Ageing Asia Industry Tour to Singapore’s best healthcare, housing and senior care facilities is an annual feature of the Ageing Asia Investment Forum. The visits complement the main conference experience and is a must-attend event for all ageing industry professionals.





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