Become a Longevity Ambassador
Grow the community and promote a healthy lifestyle with us.
The Ambassador programme is an initiative of appreciation for members who want to be more involved. From referring friends, colleagues and business connections to promoting the Club on social media and at events, there are many ways to get involved.
- For
- Community builders and connectors
- You get
- Referral link, rewards and early access
- Your card
- Black NFC metal Ambassador card
- To join
- Apply and talk to our team
Benefits for Ambassadors.
Your personal referral link
Every Ambassador has a unique referral link in the Longevity Club personal cabinet.
Referral rewards
Earn Longevity Points when people you refer register, under the Ambassador programme terms.
Early access
Access exclusive new products and services before anyone else.
Share the vision
Promote the Club through personal introductions, social channels and events.
Community
Be part of a community building the longevity ecosystem.
Official identity
A black NFC metal Ambassador card as your official programme identity.
Get the full picture.
Open the presentations and one pagers to share with your team or read later.
100 points for each qualifying referral.
When someone registers for Longevity Club or the Longevity Card using your referral link, you receive 100 Longevity Points as an Ambassador Reward.
Published figures from the original Ambassador page. Current eligibility, value and crediting are governed by the applicable programme terms.
- 100
- Longevity Points per qualifying registration
- 1p
- stated value of one point
- 7
- working days to credit your points
Longevity Card Ambassador. A dedicated Ambassador track for the Longevity Banking Card (LBAMS).
Explore LBAMSMany ways to share the vision.
From personal introductions to public promotion, choose what fits you.
Refer friends & family
Introduce the people closest to you to a healthier lifestyle.
Introduce colleagues & business connections
Bring companies and professionals into the ecosystem.
Promote on social media
Share the Club with your audience across your social channels.
Represent the Club at events
Talk about longevity and the Club at events and meetups.
Who makes a great Ambassador?
The programme is designed for members who believe in healthy longevity and want to share it with others.
- Wellness, health and fitness professionals
- Community leaders and event organisers
- Content creators with an engaged audience
- Entrepreneurs and connectors with a strong network
Everything you need to start.
Referral link in your cabinet
Your unique link lives in your Longevity Club personal cabinet.
One Pager & teaser
Ready-made materials to explain the programme.
Programme terms
Clear rules for referrals, eligibility and rewards.
Ambassador admin panel
A dedicated Ambassador panel is part of the Club’s admin infrastructure.
Points in Club & Card
Use your points in Longevity Club and Longevity Card.
Team support
A member of the team guides you through onboarding and next steps.
How to become an Ambassador.
- Step 1
Complete the form
Share a short introduction, your social profiles and agree to the programme terms.
- Step 2
Talk to our team
A member of the team gets in touch to discuss your participation.
- Step 3
Start referring
Use the referral link in your cabinet and earn rewards.
Tell us about yourself.
The first step to becoming an Ambassador is to complete this form, so we can get to know you better. A member of our team will then be in touch.
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What do I need to apply?
A short introduction explaining your fit for the role, relevant social profiles and agreement to the Ambassador programme terms.
Where can I use my points?
Points can be used in Longevity Club and Longevity Card, under the applicable terms.
Do I need to be a member first?
The programme is designed for members who want to be more involved. Our team will guide you through the next steps.
Is the Ambassador card a bank card?
No. The black NFC metal card is a membership identity.
