Retirement and Community Living

The Weekly Source | Tony Randello

May 17 2022 Updated May 3, 2023

Section Editor

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It’s not too late to read what Aveo CEO Tony Randello had to say in last week’s issue of SATURDAY.

In this video, Tony reflects on the future opportunities for the wider retirement village sector and the need for seniors’ living operators to represent a united front to Government.

The issue also takes a look at how Aveo is achieving record sales, customer satisfaction and workforce engagement for its business – SUBSCRIBE HERE to read.

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