Financial Wellbeing Impact Awards 2023, the finalists
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Financial Wellbeing Impact Awards 2023 shortlisted companies were announced today. A global first, and one of a kind, there are no other awards dedicated to financial wellbeing alone. Spanning eight different categories, the awards will recognize employers across the UK who are bold, bright and impactful in the financial wellbeing programs that support employees, customers or members.
With entries now closed, we want to reflect on the incredible trove of stories and successes in financial wellbeing that we received, across all industries and business types. The submissions reflect the positive change in business prioritization of financial wellbeing and, we at nudge, are thrilled about what this means for the future of people’s financial health.
Pleased to introduce the boldest, brightest and impactful in financial wellbeing:
Most impactful communication: Canada Life, Vodafone, SAP, Innocent, Veritas, Saint Gobain.
Biggest impact on benefits or retirement plan uptake: Johnson & Johnson, Siemens, AMC Networks, Vertex, AVC Wise, BNP Paribas.
Most inclusive experience: Kyndryl, Phoenix, Southern Housing, RNIB, Entain, CISCO.
Wider business impact: Siemens, AWE, Metlife, Accenture.
Biggest impact on financial health: Canada Life, Vodafone, SAP, Money Sweetspot, The Lighthouse Club.
Global impact via financial education: Adobe, City and Guilds, Ab Agri, Vertex.
Quote from Tim Perkins, nudge Co-Founder:
“This is the first ever financial wellbeing awards event, and we’re on a mission to recognize, honor and celebrate the financial wellbeing community, from reward and benefits, retirement, HR, consultants, marketing and more. The community is a big family who care about making a positive impact on people’s relationship with money. With entries from every industry, the awards reflect the tremendous growth in financial education and we’re proud to be part of the story.”
The panel of expert judges have been invited to decide the winners because of their collective wealth of experience in the financial industry. Those experts include: