Manulife Singapore recently held its first ManulifeMOVE Carnival at Resorts World Sentosa, drawing around 3,000 participants, including customers, partners, and distributors. The event, which took place on 12 September, aimed to make longevity a tangible concept by focusing on health, finances, and well-being through two main experiences: the Longevity Experience Forum and Longevity in Motion.
The Longevity Experience Forum featured discussions led by experts such as Professor Dean Ho from the National University of Singapore, who highlighted the importance of resilience through interconnected body systems. The forum also included a panel discussion with media personality Diana Ser, actress Irene Ang, and Dr Steven Tucker, focusing on early detection and future independence. Benoit Meslet, President and CEO of Manulife Singapore, emphasised the impact of current choices on future health and freedom.
Following the forum, attendees participated in Longevity in Motion, engaging in activities centred on movement, mental well-being, and joy. The ManulifeMOVE Carnival Longevity Passport Programme encouraged participants to explore various well-being dimensions, offering rewards for completed activities.
Michelle Fang, Chief Marketing Officer of Manulife Singapore, stated, “The carnival allowed us to bring our philosophy to life through experiences that families could connect and enjoy together.” The event builds on Manulife’s ongoing commitment to longevity, following last year’s Longevity Symposium and the launch of the enhanced ManulifeMOVE in 2025. Through initiatives like the Manulife Longevity Institute, Manulife aims to support healthier, more financially secure lives.
