Benefits 2.0 – a research initiative conducted by Economist Impact and sponsored by Nuveen explores how the path to retirement is changing for today's sports, media, and entertainment workforce. Discover how innovative solutions are helping create more secure retirement futures for workers across all industries – especially those in nontraditional careers.
BENEFITS 2.0
Navigating benefits for sports, media and entertainment plan sponsors
Articles from Economist Impact
Benefits 2.0
Could better benefits revitalize the sports, media and entertainment workforce?
The sports, media and entertainment industry is undergoing rapid transformation, with new technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality creating new ways to reach audiences.
Benefits 2.0
Future-proofing benefits to meet modern challenges
The sports, media and entertainment landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with new technologies from artificial intelligence (AI) and streaming to augmented reality and gaming creating new growth opportunities.
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Benefits 2.0
Reasons for nontraditional retirement
Although many workers may feel unprepared to retire or work in fields that make it harder to plan ahead, options like lifetime income can help level the playing field.
Benefits 2.0
Empowering retirement
in the sports, media, and
entertainment industries
The sports, media, and entertainment industries each have their own distinct characteristics, yet they share common challenges when it comes to retirement planning.
Benefits 2.0
Want to attract Gen Z talent? Help them retire
How media-sector employers can leverage retirement benefits to compete for today’s youngest workers
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