Sponsorships

Transamerica believes a healthy heart is fundamental to adding more years to your life, and more life to your years. This is why we collaborate with the American Heart Association, the largest voluntary health organization dedicated to eradicating heart disease and stroke. By focusing on workplace wellness, we're able to promote healthy habits for our customers, employees, and business associates.

Transamerica has worked with the innovative minds at MIT AgeLab since 2015, engaging in a long-term research collaboration to design, develop, and deploy innovations that touch how the world's aging population will live, work, and play tomorrow.

Our research and insights on caregiving, dementia, longevity, and the multi-generational workforce help guide and inform financial advisors, their clients, employers, and their employees.

Together, we explore these topics at a deeper level and their impact on people's lives. For example, as people are living longer and caregiving becomes a more universal experience, we address how financial advisors should work with clients​ to ensure they have the quality of life they deserve, while protecting the financial security of their loved ones.

Zach has always recognized the importance of surrounding himself with trusted experts. He’s added a personal trainer, chiropractor, and a nutritionist to improve his health and performance over the years. Zach is a 12-time PGA TOUR winner, including the 2015 Open Championship and 2007 Masters, and he's represented the U.S. in five Ryder Cups and four Presidents Cups.

Away from the course, his Zach Johnson Foundation has been improving the quality of life, education, and well-being through a number of different initiatives. One of these initiatives is the nonprofit Kids On Course program, which provides tutoring, enrichment, and parent engagement strategies to put students on course to graduate from college. Transamerica has proudly supported Zach Johnson and his commitment to health and serving others since 2004.

Stewart Cink joined the PGA TOUR in 1997 following his graduation from Georgia Tech. After his first five years on the tour, Stewart hired a personal trainer to get himself in better shape and work on his flexibility. His healthier approach to the game led him to his first major at the 2009 British Open Championship. He has represented the U.S. in five Ryder Cups, four Presidents Cups, and two World Cups.

Stewart and his family have a passion for the outdoors that is rivaled only by their love for helping others. In 2016, he left the tour while his wife battled stage 4 breast cancer. She is in “sustained remission,” and together they created the Cink It Challenge Tournament to benefit local charities that are close to their hearts.