Partnerships
Teaming up for better futures for everyone
We can all lead fuller lives when we work together and pursue what drives us. That’s why we partner with leading research-driven organizations and champion active lifestyles through professional golf sponsorships.
"Never before has there been as much connected, intergenerational decision-making navigating education, career transitions, estate planning, caregiving, housing, legacy, wealth transfer, and so much more."
Our research partnerships
We work closely with organizations like Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and nonprofit Transamerica Institute® to tap into the latest learnings and science affecting people’s finances and health.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab
Our collaboration helps customers better understand the challenges and opportunities of longevity, caregiving, and the multigenerational workforce.
Nonprofit Transamerica Institute®
Our research and insights are designed to address the challenges of longer lives and retirements so everyone can live their best lives, today and tomorrow.
Insights from Transamerica's partners
Our research and insights are designed to address the challenges of longer lives and retirements so everyone can live their best lives, today and tomorrow.
Our pro golf sponsorships
We’re proud to support golfers who share our commitment to healthy futures by sponsoring members of the PGA and LPGA.
“ I’ve been fortunate to do a lot of cool things in the game of golf, all of which have been alongside Transamerica.”
Zach Johnson
Transamerica began sponsoring Zach Johnson in 2004. He won the 2017 Masters, the 2015 Open Championship, and 10 other PGA events. Zach founded the Zach Johnson Foundation and Kids on Course, a program that puts disadvantaged students on a path to post-secondary education. We’re proud to sponsor the Zach Johnson Foundation Classic, benefiting Kids on Course. Hundreds of our employees also staff the charity event as volunteers each year.
Azahara Muñoz
Transamerica began sponsoring Azahara Munoz in 2012. A six-time tournament winner, she first gained notoriety in the golf world by winning an individual and team national championship at Arizona State, before being named LPGA 2012 Rookie of the Year.
Born in Spain, Aza is a three-time Olympian and has represented Team Europe in four Solheim Cups.
