Ahaana Khosla is a trend forecaster, cultural strategist, writer, and editor with a background in fashion and lifestyle journalism. She writes about changing consumer behaviors, emerging trends, and social signals and has worked and consulted with a range of start-ups, magazines, and global fashion and lifestyle brands. She has written for titles such as 

People expect care and emotional intelligence from brands

Everyday Empathy

People expect brands to rise to society’s challenges

Shared Values

Beta Lives

People expect products and services that feel made for them

Personal Worlds

Matthew is the Chief Growth Officer at Mable. His global career includes working in New York, London, and Sydney at some of the world's best-known brands, including Morgan Stanley and American Express, and more recently in Australia at the Big Red Group. Matthew builds, motivates, and leads teams based on his mantra of ‘Making Ideas Happen.’ He takes a commonsense approach to business, believing that a company should deliver on its promises and that the customer experience should marry with people's expectations.

Boomers (born 1947-1966)

Older Adults (born pre-1946)

Australia

Community and grassroots

Citizenship

Home and Relationships

ABC News

General Atlantic

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Val Morgan

Interview with Matthew Cavalier conducted by the author

The Conversation

Committee for Economic Development of Australia

CEDA

The University of Sydney

Michael West Media

Mable

Campaign Brief

Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care

Australian Financial Review

Fashion Journal

Australian Bureau of Statistics

Edelman Trust Institute

Australia’s ageing population puts pressure on the government to address the demand for support services. Through a technology-first approach, Mable allows those seeking assistance to connect with the most capable and available support workers, creating the best possible carer-patient match.

Cultivate

Growth and Progression

Why Mable celebrates Aussies' age and ability choices