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Retirement Living Today Ltd (RLT) – CEO Interview
- Published October 03, 2014 3:38PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Introducing Retirement Living Today: a suite of specialised websites and directories for 50+ and Baby Boomers through to Aged Care
• Retirement Living Today (“RLT”) is Australia’s most ambitious and comprehensive communication platform targeting the 50+ demographic
• With 4.7 million Baby Boomers in Australia, this significant $50 billion spending community is ready for a 21st century solution to engage with this lucrative and underserviced market
• RLT is a new media company delivering the ultimate in hybrid TV and internet play, with a leading edge formula of streaming video, interactive content and rich media
• RLT offers a suite of specialised websites and directories for 50+ and Baby Boomers through to Aged Care.
• The platform addresses significant and critical demographics, exploiting their inter-relationships
• RLT is set to revolutionise the way marketers engage with an audience that Nielsen refers to as “Australia’s Most Valuable Generation”
Please listen to RLT’s Chair and Director, Ms Sandra Hook.
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