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AFP Popular, the Dominican pension fund manager, organized two conferences titled “Que Siga la Vida” in Santo Domingo and Santiago to celebrate the Month of the Elderly. The events drew more than 700 participants and focused on well‑being and the creation of meaningful experiences at every life stage. The conferences were led by behavioral specialist Martha Beato. In Santo Domingo the sessions were held at Galería 360, while in Santiago they took place in the auditorium of the Centro León. Attendees engaged in learning, reflection and personal connection activities. The theme emphasized a positive view of aging, encouraging participants to learn, discover, enjoy, connect, support one another and continue building meaningful moments. AFP Popular described the initiative as a way to highlight opportunities in each life stage and promote a vision of aging based on fulfillment, participation and well‑being. Vice President of Business and Institutional Relations at AFP Popular, Adela Báez, said: “From AFP Popular we reaffirm our commitment to accompany people through the different stages of their lives, understanding that our purpose is not limited to preparing for retirement but also to help that future be lived with well‑being, dignity and fullness.” The conferences are part of AFP Popular’s broader commitment to socially responsible management, extending beyond pension services to foster conversations and initiatives that support a fuller, safer, and more dignified life for older adults. The organization aims to strengthen integral well‑being and contribute to a more conscious, supportive, and inclusive society. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
AFP Popular, the Dominican pension fund manager, organized two conferences titled “Que Siga la Vida” in Santo Domingo and Santiago to celebrate the Month of the Elderly. The events drew more than 700 participants and focused on well‑being and the creation of meaningful experiences at every life stage. The conferences were led by behavioral specialist Martha Beato. In Santo Domingo the sessions were held at Galería 360, while in Santiago they took place in the auditorium of the Centro León. Attendees engaged in learning, reflection and personal connection activities. The theme emphasized a positive view of aging, encouraging participants to learn, discover, enjoy, connect, support one another and continue building meaningful moments. AFP Popular described the initiative as a way to highlight opportunities in each life stage and promote a vision of aging based on fulfillment, participation and well‑being. Vice President of Business and Institutional Relations at AFP Popular, Adela Báez, said: “From AFP Popular we reaffirm our commitment to accompany people through the different stages of their lives, understanding that our purpose is not limited to preparing for retirement but also to help that future be lived with well‑being, dignity and fullness.” The conferences are part of AFP Popular’s broader commitment to socially responsible management, extending beyond pension services to foster conversations and initiatives that support a fuller, safer, and more dignified life for older adults. The organization aims to strengthen integral well‑being and contribute to a more conscious, supportive, and inclusive society.
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