Pam Ostrowski

Pam Ostrowski works nationally with organizations providing first-hand knowledge on how leadership can help its high-achieving middle-aged employees be more productive and engaged at work as they age .

Ms. Ostrowski left her management position at a Fortune 500 high-tech company in California and moved back to New Hampshire to care for her aging parents. As a high-achiever, having to make choices daily on caregiving versus working a 50-hour work week was exhausting and overwhelming.

More and more middle-management and executives find themselves on the difficult work-life balance tightrope. In her interactive and entertaining presentations, Ms. Ostrowski inspires her audience to think and react in new ways to regain their quality of life while making positive contributions to both work and their lives.

Ms. Ostrowski has spoken nationally about the impact of Dementia and Alzheimer's had on her high-achieving life on podcasts, on stage, and on webinars. As a self-proclaimed "solutions provider," her perspective as an adult child going through the Dementia journey with her mother for 14 years gives her real-life experience on how companies can support high-achieving employees. Her inspiring stories from her own life and her clients' lives help employees and organizations see how quality of life can be achieved.

Ms. Ostrowski is founder of Alzheimer's Family Consulting. Her highly-rated dementia caregiving guidebook, "It's Not That Simple: Helping Families Navigate the Alzheimer's Journey" helps families deal with the complexities of watching someone they love slowly lose their quality of life. The book currently has a 4.7 star rating on Amazon. Learn more at AlzheimersFamilyConsulting.com