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Meet the scientists, doctors, founders, practitioners and familiar faces shaping how we live longer.

Jennifer Howze

Editorial Director & Content Strategist

NOON

Jennifer Howze is a writer, award-winning journalist and editorial strategist. Throughout her career she’s combined a love of writing and story with entrepreneurial endeavours, moving from print to online and creating new commercial models. After leading online lifestyle coverage at The Times, she founded the UK’s first parent influencer network BritMums and recently reinvigorated parenting brand Netmums. Currently she is Editorial Director at NOON, the network for women in midlife, founded by former Sunday Times Editorial Director Eleanor Mills.

Jennifer’s writing has been shortlisted or longlisted for the Bridport Short Story Prize, Myslexia Memoir & Life Writing Competition, Deborah Rogers Foundation Writer’s Award and London Independent Story Prize. She’s contributed to The Times, Wall Street Journal, Telegraph and Independent among many others. Her work has featured in Budget Travel’s Secret Hotels book, Standing Up to Supernanny, and How to Stand Up to Sexism. She’s currently working on a novel.

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14:00
 - 14:20
Fireside Chat

Midlife: not a crisis but a chrysalis

Eleanor Mills, bestselling author of Much More to Come, journalist, editor and founder of NOON.Org.uk, is the UK’s top midlife expert. Her community of Queenagers challenges assumptions around what women are capable of at 50 plus and challenges gendered ageism. In this conversation with Jennifer Howze, NOON Editorial Director, she explores how we can become the women we always wanted to be in our fifties. “At fifty, everything we have been until then can fall away. In our NOON research we find that by 50 over half of women have been through at least five of divorce, bereavement, redundancy, caring for elderly parents, or a Gen Z child with anxiety, other abuse, health issues and menopause. But what we find is that the more the women have been through, the more they shed, the happier they end up. In order to find a life that is truly resonant, we have to spend some time in the fog discarding our old assumptions and finding our true purpose now. Many Queenagers have spent the years from 25 to 50 ticking the achievement boxes, doing the things their family or culture wanted them to do. Midlife is the point where we finally get to choose who we really want to be. In the hundred year life, 50 is only half way through, it’s only lunchtime.. what will you do with your one wild and precious life?”

Jennifer Howze
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Jennifer Howze
Editorial Director & Content Strategist
NOON
Eleanor Mills
Eleanor Mills
Founder, Author
NOON

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