Cleo Owens State President of AARP Tennessee
Season 3 Episode 24 | 26m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
The Best Times — A Program for People Over 50
Cleo Owens, a Memphian who spent his career in the banking and financial arena working for the Federal Reserve has recently accepted the position of state president of AARP Tennessee. The conversation focuses on issues affecting older Americans, such as financial security, health, Social Security and Medicare and what AARP's goals are for these programs.
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Cleo Owens State President of AARP Tennessee
Season 3 Episode 24 | 26m 39sVideo has Closed Captions
Cleo Owens, a Memphian who spent his career in the banking and financial arena working for the Federal Reserve has recently accepted the position of state president of AARP Tennessee. The conversation focuses on issues affecting older Americans, such as financial security, health, Social Security and Medicare and what AARP's goals are for these programs.
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