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pioneering GENERATIONAL HEALTH
Tower pioneers the category of Generational Health
Three entities were launched as Tower Capital Group: – all three to accelerate Generational Health. First through economic development, second through societal charitable education and third through private and public sector investment. press link
Generational Health was defined as a transformative category by presentation and publication through scientific, health and economic lens by founder, Sanskriti Thakur. press link
$17.4B USD in generational health assets (measured by total invested capital) were evaluated and published to define both the market and investment opportunity.
A perspective on value drivers was published in Davos with the World Economic Forum Annual meeting this Jan 2024. publication link
Finally, Tower Capital has been chosen by global leaders including the World Economic Forum as a key partner to pioneer investment in Generational Health, globally. press link
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The Generational health premium
TOWER's recent publication on the premium economies in Generational Health and why it matters to all of us.
TOWER & World Economic Forum Announce the Global Women's Health responsible investment (WHRI) consortium
TOWER and WEF expand their partnership to launch a first in kind global consortium dedicated to funding women's health
GENERATIONAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE LAUNCHED AT DAVOS 2024
TOWER Capital also announced a set of curated Generational Health entities representing an estimated $17.4 billion in total invested capital to date. TOWER presented a view into this investable cohort in Davos this week against the iconic backdrop of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
Unlocking Generational Health: why its important and how businesses can help
FORBES
by Sanskriti Thakur
Announcing the launch of TOWER COUNCIL FOUNDATION
Launches to lead the way in research and education for Generational Health
Press Release Dec 19, 2023
Coalescing public and private stakeholders towards focused action into the category of Generational Health.
GLOBAL HEALTH
The CDC predicts that life expectancy will increase through and beyond 2030, while disparity in health spending between countries will widen, further increasing inequalities.
CLIMATE & SUSTAINABILITY
According to WHO, after 2030, climate change is expected to cause ~250,000 additional deaths per year from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress alone, costing more than $2-4B per year.
PRODUCTIVITY
Post-2030, QJE anticipates that there will be a decline in global productivity due to deteriorating economic demographics in most countries.