Wellness Intelligence

Market Intelligence from Inside the Corporate Wellness Economy

Wellness
Intelligence

Learn what companies actually buy in wellness (and what gets ignored)

For health professionals selling into organizations


Audience

Who This
Is For

Professionals who want companies to buy their work

If your goal is to understand how companies buy wellness, you're in the right place


Market Signal

A $9.8T Market
Only 9% Served

$9.8T

Global wellness economy (2029 projection)

9%

Employees with access to workplace wellness programs

Companies already spend on wellness — but they fund solutions that speak their language

Most professionals chase trends — few understand how companies actually buy — that is the gap this briefing closes


Dubai event

Field Reality

What Professionals
Report

72%

Want to work with companies but don't know how to reach decision-makers

64%

Struggle to translate expertise into something executives approve

58%

Frame their work as "wellbeing" instead of performance or resilience

From a survey of professionals exploring corporate wellness careers

The problem isn't expertise

It's corporate literacy


Inside the Briefing

The Kind of Thinking
You'll Get Each Week

Example Insight

Why most wellness proposals fail

Most solutions are framed as lifestyle — companies approve solutions framed as:

  • operational resilience
  • performance stability
  • risk reduction

Executives don't fund wellbeing. They fund performance infrastructure


What You'll Get

Each Week


The Most Common Objection

You Don't Need
Corporate Experience

"I've never worked with companies before"

Corporate experience isn't the barrier. Fluency is


Author

Diego Carrete

Diego Carrete

Chief Wellness Officer

First Abu Dhabi Bank

  • One of the first CWO roles in global finance
  • Builder of corporate wellness programmes and ventures
  • Writer on the economics of human performance

Start Here

If Your Goal Is to Get
Companies to Buy Your Work

One weekly briefing — free, no fluff