Symetra Launches New Chapter of ‘Plan Well, Play Well’ Campaign With Sue Bird
Sports legend explores retirement—and winter sports—with the help of some special guests
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“Today’s retirees are rewriting the rules of retirement, and we wanted to show what’s possible when you plan for the future you envision,” said
Launching ahead of the Winter Games, Season 3 of “Plan Well, Play Well” debuted
The new executions feature the campaign’s signature humor and non-stodgy sensibility. “I’m
“Plan Well, Play Well” Season 3 short-form teasers (Symetra helps retired b-ball star
- PWPW/Skating teaser 1 (:21)
- PWPW/Skating teaser 2 (:20)
- PWPW/Skating teaser 3 (:16)
In addition, returning for the second year is Sue’s Plan. Updated with some new ice hockey footage, the :30 spot depicts Sue in a financial professional's office discussing her vision for retirement while the financial professional reviews options with her. The spot is running during the Winter Games on
Both the social campaign and “Sue’s Plan” were produced by
Sue talks partnership
“Plan Well, Play Well.” Season 3 also includes a bonus feature with Sue, who talks about her partnership with Symetra, the importance of preparation and of having the right team to support you and your goals. “Plan well, play well has been great. Symetra really set me up for success, allowing me to try to find what speaks to me,” says Bird in the clip. “As an athlete, it was always about being as prepared as possible. I didn’t want finances to dictate what I did in retirement. I wanted to have the freedom to figure out what I like to do, what I was passionate about.”
To learn more about Sue’s retirement journey and Symetra, visit Plan Well, Play Well.
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