Manulife has launched its enhanced ManulifeMOVE platform at the inaugural Longevity Symposium in Asia, held on 6 September at Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore. The event gathered over 1,000 healthcare experts, industry leaders, and partners to discuss strategies for living longer and better. The symposium, graced by Minister of State Jasmine Lau, highlighted the importance of longevity and wellness in the region.
The enhanced ManulifeMOVE platform now features six key pillars aimed at providing holistic support for customers navigating life’s transitions. These include healthcare, home and nursing care, fitness and wellness, lifestyle privileges, legacy planning services, and community engagement. Harshal Shah, Chief Marketing & Experience Design Officer at Manulife Asia, stated, “With ManulifeMOVE, we’re giving customers the power to take charge of their health and financial choices.”
Additionally, the symposium announced the winners of the UpLink Challenge, a collaboration with the World Economic Forum, aimed at fostering multigenerational resilience in Asia. The ten winning ventures, selected for their innovative solutions, will join UpLink’s Innovation Ecosystem, gaining access to networking and partnership opportunities.
The event underscores Manulife’s commitment to advancing longevity in Asia, building on previous symposiums held in Boston. Benoit Meslet, President and CEO of Manulife Singapore, emphasised the company’s role in empowering customers to make informed decisions for their health and financial futures. As longevity reshapes societies, Manulife aims to lead with purpose and innovation, helping people live not only longer but better.
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