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Co-Founder/Co-Managing Partner @ Nolan Heimann LLP; Co-Founder/Co-Lead @ Bldg Beyond; Location-based, Immersive & Experiential Entertainment Leading Industry Expert, Deal Architect, and Bridge Builder (and Drummer)

This is what 50-60 year old professionals look like. And, it's no anamoly. We're everywhere; still passionate, with an acute awareness of life's preciousness, enhanced by the seasoning of irreplaceable life experience. Time to rethink some things, me thinks... #fageism Katy J Arnovick

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Jon Jacobsen

Project Manager | Creative & Marketing Operations | Design & Video

2mo

Love this! Need a bass player?

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Neil Resnick

Principal Avison Young SoCal Commercial Real Estate assisting office users with decisions on their space needs

2mo

Let me know if there is room for a 70+ year old!

Brad Shelton

Creative Executive, Story Guy, Creative Director, Storyteller, Director, Producer, Writer

2mo

I love this, Wendy. Keep being an inspiration.

Bob Shreve

Themed Entertainment Consultant

2mo

Love that you are living your best life. you go, girl!

Andres Herrera

Design Director / AI Enthusiast

2mo

Love this!! we are all young at heart and we have so much ass-kicking we can still do.

Anya Goldin

Partner of Estrich Goldin LLP

2mo

Wendy, you rock! The best and the coolest! Miss you much.

Wendy Miller

Emmy Winning Creative Problem Solver • Entrepreneur • Author

2mo

I was just thinking about this today. I’m just as talented as I was 30 years ago except now I have decades more perspective and experience. I can see why they wouldn’t want me around. 

Greg Bryant, P.E.

Marine Engineering, Theatrical Machinery, and Ride Systems

1mo

Working with "seasoned professionals" is something I cherish. As Eddie Sotto pointed out, reaching a certain age while using one's life to do meaningful things (user's choice) is a privilege. While I don't even consider it to be advanced age, I'm 74, and no, I'm not retired, and won't be anytime soon (I hope), because, why? Working with show people as an engineer is about as cool as it gets. And some things have taken me about 50 years to figure out and I'd like to be able to use that knowledge and pass those things onto others. If wisdom comes from the experience of dealing with one's mistakes, then I have decades of broken things we can talk about. Keeping current with relevant engineering technology (for me) provides an age-neutral foundation to work with others, who often have much less "seasoning". I, like many of us, still live for those "do you even think this is possible?" phone calls and meetings. Although, to be honest, those early morning flights and long drives now seem both earlier and longer than they used to be, but I guess that's just part of the process. I see a lot of my "seasoned" friends have also commented here, so Thank You for this post Wendy Heimann-Nunes

Serge Eisenberg

Painter Musician Designer Collector

2mo

I apreciate the thought... so do I have to show gang signs and get aTattoo to seem "younger" and then be more relevant ?

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