Vettel shares life choice insights on insurance circuit
Daniel Pender, CEO of reviti today welcomed guests including Matt Hodges-Long of Insurtech UK and Brendan Barns, Founder of The London Business Forum to an exclusive breakfast with Sebastian Vettel.
The motorsport legend told the audience, invited by the new life insurance distributor, which discounts premiums for customers when they make better choices: ‘I’ve tried to develop myself outside of the track as well as on it, it’s not rocket science, not being too strict, it’s doing the basics right,’ said Vettel.
Daniel Pender added: ‘At reviti we’re passionate about rewarding people who make positive lifestyle choices. Not everyone is a world number one, but Sebastian’s lessons on how to do this could work for everyone. Making sure you do something you love, creating mental and physical capacity by getting fit and having enough sleep. At reviti we’re on a mission to follow this great advice and help our customers get on track for themselves and their loved ones’.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by reviti .
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