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History of Prime Time Awards Program		Awards & Events America's Oldest Worker Wall of Champions Outstanding Older Workers Changing Lives Outstanding SCSEP Participant Changing Lives Outstanding SCSEP Agency Cy Carpenter Award 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004
The national, yearlong Prime Time Awards Program is America’s singular and most far reaching effort to salute older workers.  No other national program recruits and identifies people over age 65 who are still contributing to their communities and keeping themselves healthy by working.  The Prime Time Awards seeks to remove barriers and lessen stereotypes about older workers.
Launched in 1998, Experience Works Prime Time Awards Program salutes America’s senior workforce by identifying winners in three categories: Outstanding Older Workers, Outstanding Employers of Older Workers and America’s Oldest Worker.
The centerpiece of the Prime Time Awards Program is finding America’s Oldest Worker.  All of the winners have been over 100 years old and working almost full time at their professions.  They are truly exemplar models of the contributions and values working seniors bring to the workforce.
Past America's Oldest Workers honored (age at selection): 1998 Milton W. Garland, 103, Waynesboro, Pa., Mechanical Engineer* 1999 Dr. F. William Sunderman, 100, Philadelphia, Pa., Doctor* 2000 Robert “Robbie” Eisenberg, 102, West Hollywood, Calif., Manufacturer* 2001 Harold R. Fisher, 100, Grosse Point, Mich., Architect*  2002 Dr. Ray H. Crist, 102, Carlisle, Pa., Professor* 2003 Dr. Russell B Clark, 102, Orem, Utah, Real Estate Developer 2004 Ella Clarke Nuite, 100, Hephzibah, Ga., Owner of Spring Water Company *deceased
If you would like more information about older workers honored through the Prime Time Awards Program, contact the Experience Works National Office. Back to top