The Phoenix Think Tank
| Mission | Improving life expectancy |
|---|---|
| Location | UK |
| Website | https://www.thephoenixgroup.com/ |
The Phoenix Think Tank, also known as Phoenix Insights, is a research center established by the Phoenix Group in the United Kingdom. Its mission is to transform the way society responds to the possibilities of longer lives. They aim to lead fresh debates, prompt national conversations, and inspire actions to make better, longer lives a reality for everyone. Phoenix Insights focuses on several key areas, including financial security, work, learning and skills, health and care, and homes and communities. They use high-quality research and analysis to develop ideas, policies, and practical actions that can make a difference. Their work also includes public engagement to encourage people across the UK to challenge their assumptions and reimagine their futures. They aim to help people make new decisions about money, work, health, caring, and the places they live.[1][2]
Background
Phoenix Insights focuses on several key areas, including financial security, work, learning and skills, health and care, and homes and communities. They use high-quality research and analysis to develop ideas, policies, and practical actions that can make a difference. Their work also includes public engagement to encourage people across the UK to challenge their assumptions and reimagine their futures. They aim to help people make new decisions about money, work, health, caring, and the places they live.[2]
The think tank is committed to reducing inequalities and building a society that enables all individuals, not just the fortunate few, to live better, longer lives. They also focus on the experiences of specific groups who face significant challenges and advocate for solutions that contribute to a sustainable future for people and the planet. [1][2] Phoenix Insights is led by Catherine Foot, a research and policy expert in ageing and longevity, and supported by an advisory committee comprising notable figures such as Lord Victor Adebowale, Baroness Camilla Cavendish, and Professor Lynda Gratton. The think tank's findings and recommendations inform the actions of the Phoenix Group, which supports its 14 million customers in their journey to and through retirement.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Phoenix Insights". Phoenix Group. Retrieved 2024-12-08.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Phoenix Group establishes a new centre of research to help people live better longer lives". Phoenix Group. Retrieved 2024-12-08.
