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The Star, Sydney | 21 June, 2017

Welcome

2 AIA Vitality 4490 Summit

Contents

Event Overview 3

Agenda 4

Venus Williams 6

Biographies 7

Expo Overview 14

What is your #onechange 16

Partners 17

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Event Overview

As a nation, our healthy image is misleading. The poor health of our nation is not only impacting the ability for Australians to live long, healthy lives but it is affecting businesses across Australia through rises in absenteeism and presenteeism.

The 4490 Summit represents a day of inspiration, discussion and action around the health challenge facing Australians and how the financial services industry can collaborate to find innovative solutions.

Physical Inactivity

Main Risk Factors

non communicable diseases

Unhealthy Diet

Smoking Excess Alcohol

Lead To

Responsible For

Diabetes Cardiovascular Disease

Cancer

63% Of Deaths Worldwide

Of Deaths In Australia


09.00am Registration open

09.45am Welcome and Opening Address

Damien Mu, CEO, AIA Australia and New Zealand

10.00am State of the Nation Address

John Alexander, OAM MP

10.30am Conversational Keynote

Venus Williams, Professional Athlete

Moderator: Sylvia Jeffreys, Today Show News Presenter, Channel 9

11.15am Morning tea break

11.45am Corporate Wellness Breakout

A Keynote and panel discussion on the importance of a healthy workplace and how to create engaging and effective wellness solutions.

Keynote: Amy McDonough, SVP of Strategy and Operations, Fitbit

Facilitator: Damian Hill, CEO, REST Industry Super

Panelist: Amy McDonough, SVP of Strategy and Operations, Fitbit

Panelist: Margo Lydon, CEO and Company Secretary, SuperFriend

Panelist: Beck Melville, Positive Psychologist Consultant

If you are not in the Corporate Wellness Breakout you will be ushered to the Expo.

12.30pm Product Innovation Breakout

We hear from the Discovery team about Vitality and their success in designing products that drive behaviour change.

Facilitator: Damien Mu, CEO, AIA Australia and New Zealand

Video Presentation: Adrian Gore, Founder and CEO, Discovery

Keynote: Barry Swartzberg, CEO, Discovery Partner Markets

If you are not in the Product Innovation Breakout you will be ushered to the Expo.

Agenda

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1.15pm Lunch break

2.15pm Industry Panel

A discussion with industry leaders around the action we as an industry need to take to drive positive health outcomes.

Facilitator: Alisa Camplin, Olympic Champion & Resilience Consultant

Panelist: Wanda Britton, Head of Enterprise Change, Sunsuper

Panelist: Steven Gaffney, CEO, Aon Hewitt Pacific

Panelist: Nick Harris, Deputy CEO, JLT Australia

Panelist: Mark Senkevics, Head of Australia and New Zealand, Swiss Re

3.20pm Closing Statement

Damien Mu, CEO, AIA Australia and New Zealand

3.30pm Networking, drinks and canapés

4.30pm Close


Venus Williams

Venus shares her inspirational health journey.At the tender age of 14, Venus Williams had already become a professional athlete, taking the world of tennis by storm. She spent the next decade rising to the top-ranked positions; winning numerous championships, including the U.S. Open, Wimbledon and doubles at the Australian Open and French Open in addition to three Olympic Gold medals.

Currently, Venus holds 43 WTA Tour titles, which includes seven Singles Grand Slam titles. As a result, Venus joined the ranks of only a handful of legendary women’s singles tennis champions who have won five or more Wimbledon Championships.

In true champion form, Venus has been known to break records. During the 2007 French Open she made history with a record-breaking serve of 129 mph, and she tied this record during the 2008 Wimbledon tournament, making this the fastest serve ever recorded in women’s tennis history.

Not only is she a tennis superstar, she is an author too. Her first book, ‘Come to Win: Venus and Friends on Life Lessons Beyond the Playing Field’ went to number five on the New York Times Best Sellers list. Moreover, Venus is a true believer of equal rights and became the first person to be named ‘UNESCO Promoter of Gender Equality.’

Finally, she is a certified decorator and the owner of V Starr Interiors, a successful interior design firm based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. She also runs her fashion label ‘EleVen,’ which was the largest clothing line ever launched by a female athlete.


BiographiesJohn AlexanderOAM, MP

John Alexander, known as ‘JA’ across the nation, was elected to Parliament in 2010 as a firm believer in opportunity and individual endeavour. Combined with a strong discipline, these values laid the foundations for his success as a touring professional tennis player. JA rose to #8 in the international singles rankings, and #2 in doubles, winning seven singles and 27 doubles titles. He represented Australia from 1968-83, including leading the victory in the 1977 Davis Cup Final in Sydney. In 1978 JA played the first ever professional tennis match in China, against Bjorn Borg in Guandong. After retiring as a player, JA worked as a television sports commentator and held the positions of Chair of Player Development for Tennis Australia and Coach of the Federation Cup Team which included 2011 US Open Winner Samantha Stosur. In 1992, he received an Order of Australia Medal for his services to tennis. A passion for public health led JA to manage a variety of sport-related small businesses and the development of multi-activity sports centres as the Managing Director of Next Generation Clubs Australia. This role included the construction of the Ryde Aquatic Centre for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. The Centre provides health and recreation services to over one million visitors every year. Since his election to Parliament as Liberal Member for Bennelong in 2010, JA has balanced his local duties with a role leading the Liberal Party Sustainable Cities Policy Taskforce and Chair of the Vision 2020 Policy Group.

Wanda BrittonHead of Enterprise Change, Sunsuper

Wanda is the Head of Enterprise Change at Sunsuper. In her role at Sunsuper, Wanda is accountable for the design, planning and execution of the portfolio of strategic change for Sunsuper, including the PMO and programs of work, business analysis capability, new business transitions into Sunsuper and IT release management across the enterprise. Wanda’s role centres around using a customer based design methodologies, developing the strategic pipeline of change by applying human centred design techniques to design and execute strategic change activities to meet Sunsuper’s long-term strategic objectives. Prior to this role Wanda was the Head of Product for Sunsuper, leading the superannuation, retirement, insurance products and member incentives teams with the responsibility for develop member centric superannuation products and member benefits that provide amazing outcomes for members in retirement, including insurance solutions that focus on member needs, adequacy and sustainability. Wanda has worked in the financial service sector for over 20 years, specialising in Retail and Group Insurance as well as Superannuation sector. Wanda is a passionate advocate for the financial services industry and in particular helping everyday Australians achieve their retirement outcomes.


Alisa CamplinOlympic Champion, Resilience Consultant and AIA Vitality Ambassador

A former world champion aerial skier, Alisa Camplin made sporting history in 2002 as the first ever Australian woman to win gold at the Winter Olympics. After 18 years as a global corporate executive, Alisa now juggles a mix of sport, business, consulting, charity and governance roles. No stranger to physical and emotional trials, Alisa runs Resilience and High Performance programs to assist others in achieving their full potential. Awarded the prestigious Order of Australia medal, Alisa is passionate about mental wellbeing and helping people thrive.

Shane Crawford AFL Legend, TV Personality and AIA Vitality Ambassador

Shane Crawford spent his childhood obsessed with all types of sport but also loved Madonna and Michael Jackson. He played all sports but there was one sport that he dreamed about – to be an AFL Footballer. Shane attended boarding school at Assumption College in Kilmore, Victoria, and was selected by Hawthorn Football Club with the 13th pick in the 1991 AFL Draft. He made his debut in 1993. A dream come true for the small statured man with big teeth. During 305 AFL games, he achieved four All-Australian selections, won the 1999 Brownlow Medal (the same year he became the Hawks’ Captain) and represented Australia in three International Rules series captaining back-to-back victories. Shane’s 305th and final AFL game on 27 September 2008, saw him finally taste the ultimate success, with the Hawks’ 2008 triumph. He played more AFL games before receiving his first Premiership Medal than any other player – it certainly was one of the most well deserved Premiership medals any individual has ever received. Shane was inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame in 2012. In 2010, Shane displayed the ultimate show of dedication and generosity when he embarked on his journey ‘That’s What I’m Walkin About’, a 12 day ultra-marathon from Adelaide to Melbourne to raise awareness and funds for Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA). In June and July 2013, he embarked on his second major journey for BCNA, cycling 3,600 km from Melbourne to Perth in an event named ‘Tour de Crawf’ that took place over 22 days where he averaged nearly 170 km per day. These two events saw Shane raise close to $2 million for Breast Cancer Network Australia. Shane has had a long association with Channel Nine both during and post his AFL career. He is currently a key member of Channel Nine’s ‘AFL Footy Show’, ‘Postcards’ and ‘Kids WB’. Shane also co-founded his own production company, Not So Normal Productions which he’s actively involved in today.

Steven GaffneyCEO, Aon Hewitt Pacific

Steven is responsible for the operations of Aon Hewitt in Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. He also sits on Aon Hewitt’s Asia Pacific Executive Committee. Steven was brought to Australia from England by Mercer in 1987 as a Superannuation Consultant. He moved into his own business ‘The Australian Superannuation Group’ in the early 1990s in which he was the Managing Director and majority shareholder until it was acquired by Aon in 2000. Steven’s role developed within Aon over a 10 year period, resulting in a position where he was leading Australia’s Employee Benefit Solutions division developing Superannuation, Rewards, International Benefits and Financial Planning services to corporate clients. Steven accepted the position as Aon Hewitt Chief Commercial Officer for Australia at the end of 2010 where he was responsible for ensuring that Aon Hewitt achieves its growth targets. Steven stepped into the role of Chief Executive Officer in 2014.


Adrian GoreFounder and CEO of the Discovery Group

Adrian launched Discovery in South Africa in 1992, with a simple and core purpose of making people healthier and enhancing and protecting their lives. Discovery has since evolved into a diversified and multinational financial services group. Discovery is widely acknowledged as a global thought leader in wellness behavioural change and its integration with health, life and short-term insurance. Discovery listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in 1997, and under Adrian’s leadership, has expanded its international reach to the United Kingdom, United States, China, Europe and Asia Pacific. Discovery generates total income flows in excess of $7 billion and has over 10,000 employees globally serving five million customers world-wide. Adrian graduated from Wits University in 1986. He is a Fellow of the Actuarial Society of South Africa, a Fellow of the Faculty of Actuaries (Edinburgh), an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (Chicago), and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries. In 1998, Adrian was recognised as South Africa’s Best Entrepreneur by Ernst & Young, and in 2004 was chosen as South Africa’s leading CEO in the annual MoneyWeb CEO’s CEO of the Year Awards. In 2008 he received the Investec Award for Considerable Contribution in a Career/Profession, and in 2010, was named as the Sunday Times Business Leader of the Year. In 2015 Adrian was the recipient of the McKinsey Geneva Forum of Health Award. In 2016 Adrian was named as the All Africa Business Leader of the Year by CNBC Africa. In addition, Discovery was recognised as the Best Company of the Year in Africa, 2016. Adrian chairs the South African chapter of Endeavor – a global non-profit organisation that identifies and assists high-growth entrepreneurs. He sits on the World Economic Forum Industry Agenda Council on Future Health, which is committed to improving global healthcare. In addition, Adrian sits on the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Board of Overseers, the World Health Organisation Commission to end Childhood Obesity and on the Massachusetts General Hospital Global Health Advisory Board, whose mandate is to enhance care for the world’s most vulnerable populations, as well as to educate and prepare the next generation of health leaders and educators.

Nick HarrisDeputy CEO, Australia and New Zealand, JLT

Nick is the Deputy CEO of JLT Australia. He is also the CEO of JLT’s Specialty business, providing wholesale and retail insurance broking, risk management and claims consulting services to specific industry sectors. Originally Nick joined JLT’s London office, later transferring to Australia in 2010 having gained over 15 years of experience in the insurance industry working for both insurer and broker. The Benefit Solutions business was established under Nick’s direction over the past decade. Nick has driven the development of this part of JLT’s business, to the point where JLT are now the largest employee benefits consultancy and people risk services provider in Australia. Most recently, Nick managed the acquisition of Recovre, Australia’s leading provider of customised workplace health, safety, rehabilitation and training solutions. In late 2015, Nick was appointed CEO of the combined Specialty broking business and Deputy CEO of Australia and New Zealand.


Damian HillCEO, REST Industry Super

Damian Hill was appointed Chief Executive Officer of REST Industry Super in 2006, after joining the REST in 1999 as Administration Manager. Damian has over 25 years’ experience across superannuation and life insurance industries. Under Damian’s leadership REST has grown significantly. REST Industry Super is today one of the largest superannuation funds in Australia by membership with over 1.9 million members and around $42 billion in funds under management as at 31 December 2016. Around one in six working Australians is a REST member. REST has been acknowledged as one of the best performing funds in the industry delivering competitive long-term returns for members. SuperRatings awarded REST Pension of the Year 2015, the second year in a row REST has won this award. REST also received Money magazine’s 2015 and 2014 Best of the Best award for Best Super Fund Manager and Best Pension Fund Manager. Heron has awarded REST a 5 quality star rating for 2017. Damian is an active member on industry and government boards; he is a Director at the Association of the Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA), former President of the Industry Funds Forum (IFF) and a former Director at the Fund Executives Association. Damian is passionate about improving member mental health and wellbeing; he is the Chairman of Superfriend, a mental health foundation established by industry super funds.

Sylvia JeffreysToday Show News Presenter, Channel 9

Sylvia Jeffreys, the Today Show’s new News Presenter, has quickly established herself as one of the most versatile members of the Nine Network’s top-rating news and current affairs team. A trained journalist, Queensland-born Sylvia launched her television career with Channel 9 in Brisbane, her reports, in particular, on the devastating 2010-2011 Queensland floods, which claimed 38 lives, and the highly-powerful and destructive tropical Cyclone Yasi in early 2011 winning high praise from the network. Since transferring to the Nine Network’s Sydney headquarters, Sylvia has become one of the most familiar faces on news and current affairs programs. Since 2012, she has filed stories for Nine News, been the Today Show’s Sydney reporter, co-hosted Weekend Today and presented the weather on Sydney’s highest-rating evening news bulletin. She has also filed stories for the Today Show from New York and reported from the scenes of major bushfires and floods across New South Wales. Away from the Nine cameras, Sylvia has made her mark as an experienced MC, having hosted a range of charity and corporate events. She recently joined forces with Tourism Queensland for a world first underwater broadcast from the Great Barrier Reef, which involved six hours of live crosses and unscripted commentary, broadcast to a global audience online.

Margo LydonCEO and Company Secretary, SuperFriend

Margo Lydon is the Chief Executive Officer and Company Secretary of SuperFriend – Industry Funds Forum Mental Health Foundation. SuperFriend delivers targeted workplace programs, initiatives, resources and insights to improve the mental health and wellbeing of ‘all profit to member’ superannuation fund members. Actively supported by the Partner Group Insurers and Superannuation Funds, Margo’s work intersects with the Mental Health, Superannuation and Life Insurance sectors. Margo has worked for over 16 years in mental health. She also has an extensive background in leadership, business management and marketing. She has been instrumental in driving the rapid, strategic growth of the SuperFriend. Margo’s energy and dedication to her role is underpinned by her strong


belief that SuperFriend’s unique and innovative business model provides unprecedented opportunities to improve the mental health and wellbeing of the millions of Australians who belong to all profit to member superannuation funds. Margo has a Bachelor of Business Degree (Marketing) from University of Queensland. She is a member of the Mentally Healthy Workplace Alliance, National Coalition for Suicide Prevention, Victorian Workplace Mental Wellbeing Collaboration, Positive Psychology Institute of Australia Advisory Panel, Roses in the Ocean Advisory Panel and a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Margo is currently studying a Masters of Science, Positive Organisation Development and Change at the Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Ohio.

Amy McDonoughSVP of Strategy and Operations, Fitbit

Amy McDonough is SVP of Strategy and Operations for Fitbit Health Solutions, the Fitbit offering dedicated to delivering industry-leading solutions for corporate wellness, weight management, insurance and clinical research. Previously, Amy held a couple of strategic roles at CNET Networks, including Director of Audience and Content Development for the Community Division, and Director of Strategic Partnerships. Fun fact: Amy used to run marathons, but now chases her two young boys around to get her steps. They keep her busy enough for a distance of 7,900 lifetime miles – enough to circle the earth.

Beck MelvillePositive Psychology Consultant

Beck is an experienced facilitator, speaker, strengths coach and leadership consultant providing innovative, evidence-based solutions that can be customised for organisations, teams and individuals. Beck’s natural style translates into flexible facilitation. She creates a safe space for expression, exchange of ideas and learning which enables people to step outside their comfort zones in order to grow both personally and professionally. Beck’s curiosity and love of variety has given her broad exposure to a diverse range of organisations and industry both in Australia and overseas. Executive roles in structured finance, leadership development, telecommunications and not-for-profit organisations ensures she is not only commercial but has practical experience inspiring team members to embrace change and go above and beyond what might be expected. Consultancy work in Health, Construction and Mining, Manufacturing and Government has provided further experience in different sectors but irrespective of industry or role has lead Beck to one fundamental conclusion about the workplace – people deserve to be given the opportunity to flourish! Whether crafting bespoke leadership development programs, implementing positive psychology interventions to help teams flourish, running change leadership and support workshops or motivating teams for success, Beck prides herself on developing relationships with her clients in order to deliver work that supports the outcomes they want, whilst affecting positive change.


Damien MuCEO, AIA Australia and New Zealand

Damien Mu has more than 18 years’ experience in the Australian financial services industry, with management experience spanning operations, claims and underwriting, superannuation, investments, distribution, product, pricing and marketing. Damien’s career at AIA Australia began in April 2007. Over that time he has held various roles as Head of Group Insurance, Chief Distribution and Marketing Officer and the role of General Manager - Life Insurance. In this time, the company achieved significant, positive growth across all three channels of the business and was the recipient of a number of major Life Insurance awards. On 1 August 2014, Damien was appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer, a reflection of his instrumental part in driving AIA Australia’s growth and sustained success in the Australian market. In July 2016, AIA New Zealand was added to his responsibilities to further the company’s growth plans, leverage scale opportunities and drive greater efficiencies. Damien is also a director of AIA Australia, Financial Services Council (FSC), Co-chair of the Life Board Committee and Advisory Board member of the Shared Value Project.

Mark SenkevicsManaging Director and Head of Australia & New Zealand, Swiss Reinsurance Company

Mark currently holds office as Managing Director and Head of Australia & New Zealand, Swiss Reinsurance Company, having been with the company since February 2003. Prior to his latest appointment in 2010, Mark served in a number of senior roles abroad including; Head of Client Markets Korea, with responsibility for both life and non-life reinsurance as well as General Manager and Head of Property and Casualty Taiwan operation. Mark originally joined Swiss Re in Sydney as a Client Manager and was responsible for a number of high valued clients. In his current capacity, Mark forms part of the APAC regional management team at Swiss Re while concurrently holding positions as Director of the Board of the Insurance Council of Australia and Committee member for the Life Board for the Financial Services Council. With over two decades of experience in reinsurance his career spans from underwriting, marketing, client management to strategic management. Mark graduated from the University of Sydney in 1988 with a degree in Electrical Engineering and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. He is married with two children and enjoys running, watersports, architecture as well as wide and varied taste in music.

Barry SwartzbergCEO, Vitality Group and Group Executive Director, Discovery Limited

Barry Swartzberg graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand with a BSc degree majoring in Actuarial Science and Mathematical Statistics. In 1990, he was admitted as a Fellow of the Faculty of Actuaries (Edinburgh). Barry joined Discovery Health at its inception in 1992. As one of the company’s founders, he was instrumental in establishing the company’s marketing division, as well as driving the evolution of Discovery Health’s risk management and operational areas. He was CEO of Discovery Health from 2000 to 2005. Currently he serves as Group Executive Director responsible for International Strategy at the Group level, and Chief Executive Officer of Vitality Group, Discovery’s international ventures arm. In this role, he has been instrumental in exporting Vitality to international markets. He is a member of the Discovery Holdings Group Executive Committee and serves on the Board of Discovery, Discovery Insure, Vitality Group and Ping An Health in China.


Steve Willis (Commando Steve)Fitness Expert and Garmin Ambassador

With his signature black t-shirt and combat fatigues, Steve Willis (or Commando Steve as he is better known) has become one of Australia’s most recognised and respected Fitness Experts. The ex-military man’s incorporation of skills learnt in the army, partnered with the principles of CrossFit form his own unique style of training – ‘Get Commando Fit’. He lives by a simple motto, there are no excuses. Commando Steve appeared as a trainer on eight of Channel Ten’s hit show ‘Australia’s Biggest Loser’ and is the author of three books 2010 No Excuses, 2015 Get Commando Fit and 2015 Get Commando Fit cookbook. In August 2014, Steve and his team of experts launched the first Mission of GetCommandoFit, a 13 week online health and fitness program.


Expo OverviewFor the very first time, we are bringing to life the current Australian health landscape through an experiential environment. You’re invited to watch, read, interact and learn about the health issues facing Australians and how we can combat these issues both individually, and as a nation.

Take a journey through the three zones focusing on nutrition, movement and mental wellbeing, exciting the senses and providing tangible ways to make a simple, positive change to live a happier, healthier, longer life.

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EatWell

Eat Well Throughout Eat Well, you will explore the benefits of home cooking, growing your own produce, learn six tips to beat portion distortion and enjoy a delicious green smoothie.

Eat Well acknowledges the growing issues that Australians are facing when it comes to healthy eating and weight management and provides you with the tools to make small changes daily to live a healthy and balanced life.

This zone has been developed in partnership with Eat Well Ambassador James Colquhoun.

With thanks

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ThinkWell

Think Well Throughout Think Well, you will find peace in mindful colouring, enjoy ‘a minute for me’ meditation, explore 10 positive emotions and acknowledge what you are grateful for in your life.

Think Well shares with you better ways of thinking, aims to enrich your natural capabilities so you can appreciate the joy and opportunity in everyday life and also teaches the tools to respond positively to any challenges and demands that come your way.

This zone has been developed in partnership with Think Well Ambassador Alisa Camplin

With thanks


MoveWell

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O V E W E LLMove WellThroughout Move Well, you will explore movement in different forms, find further information about your bodies and learn the tools to look after your body in the workplace.

Move Well understands that movement can mean different things to different people and acknowledges that everyone has different abilities. Find out what movement style best suits your body, ability and lifestyle, and make time for movement in your life.

This zone has been developed in partnership with Move Well Ambassador Chris Judd

With thanks


What is your #onechangeAIA Australia wants to improve the overall health of Australia as a nation. Throughout the day you will listen, read and experience key takeaways.

Today we need your help to:

• Make #onechange to better improve your health and wellbeing

• Pledge your #onechange on the iPads with our AIA Vitality 4490 Summit staff

• Commit to #onechange following the AIA Vitality 4490 Summit to improve your overall health

• Add your handprint to the blackboard to show your commitment.

If you are looking for #onechange inspiration, please refer to your lanyard cards for a number of #onechange thought starters.

Together we can be one step closer to making a difference to Australia’s overall health and wellbeing.


Partners

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18 AIA Vitality 4490 Summit AIA.COM.AU

IT TAKES MORE THAN A STAR TO PUT ON A SHOWWhile the roadie might not be what the fans came to see, he still has a job to do; one he does behind the scenes – a bit like us. At AIA, we’re dedicated to providing our partners with specialised life insurance expertise. It’s a partnership we take very seriously because without you we wouldn’t exist.

You only have one life. Make the most of it.Whether it’s the day you nail your first ten push-ups, complete your weekly meal prep, or even those challenging days when you can’t seem to get out of bed, we’re here with you every step of the way, giving you ways to move well, eat well and think well.

We believe that any attempt to find your further starts with just one step, so throughout OneLife, we’ll be suggesting #onechange that can kick-start your journey to better health, and inspire you along the way.

We’ve recruited an accomplished team to provide you with the tools you need to lead a healthier life.

Visit us at onelife.aiavitality.com.au to find out more.

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AIA Vitality 4490 Summit 19AIA.COM.AU

IT TAKES MORE THAN A STAR TO PUT ON A SHOWWhile the roadie might not be what the fans came to see, he still has a job to do; one he does behind the scenes – a bit like us. At AIA, we’re dedicated to providing our partners with specialised life insurance expertise. It’s a partnership we take very seriously because without you we wouldn’t exist.

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