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AARP Services is the commercial arm of AARP that connects companies with the 50+ population through brand licensing, marketing, audience data, and innovation services. It helps organizations develop and market products and services tailored to aging consumers while leveraging AARP's trusted brand and member insights.
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5 people who came through AARP went on to found or lead other companies.
Heather HartnettInnovators Council MemberFounded Human VenturesRishi ChoudharySoftware EngineerFounded KastleAngel N. LivasDirector of Radio | Executive ProducerFounded ALIVE Podcast NetworkAmishi TakalkarSr. Research AdvisorFounded NailbiterDawn KellyCommunications Field LiaisonFounded The Nourish Spot
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Frequently asked questions
- What does AARP do?
- AARP Services is the commercial arm of AARP that connects companies with the 50+ population through brand licensing, marketing, audience data, and innovation services. It helps organizations develop and market products and services tailored to aging consumers while leveraging AARP's trusted brand and member insights.
- Who are AARP's investors?
- AARP's investors include DesignX.