For Immediate Release
Contacts: Mari Tadatomo (CSR)+81-3-6895-5173
tadatomo.mari@aig.co.jp

AIG Japan Wins Corporate Volunteer AwardTOKYO, March 15, 2017 –AIG Japan received a Tokyo Volunteer Action Center (TVAC)“Corporate Volunteer Award” for its Disability Working Group’s efforts to promote understanding ofpersons with disabilities. The award ceremony took place on March 1, during TVAC’s “CorporateVolunteer Festival 2017” and representatives of AIG Japan were on hand to receive the honor.
TVAC’s Corporate Volunteer Award, now in its second year, is a project that began as a way offormally recognizing companies that promote employee involvement in volunteer activities andcooperation between companies and non-profit organizations. TVAC shines a light on suchcollaboration between companies and non-profits by publicizing the award and its recipients widely.

AIG Japan received this year’s award for its Working Group’s educational activities inside andoutside of the company, especially for its activities related to intellectual disabilities anddevelopmental disabilities. The Working Group:Recruited AIG employees as volunteers who then provided event support at special needs schools inTokyo in cooperation with PTA joint associations related to disabilities.

Held a “Seminar for understanding disability” for employee volunteers.

Run an AIG booth at a charity running to promote understanding of disabilities. The running event
was put on by Special Olympics Japan, which AIG Japan also sponsored.

Organized the part of the educational activities on World Autism Awareness Day both inside andoutside of the company, including an AIG Japan company-wide recognition of the day withemployees encouraged to wear blue to work to mark the day.

All activities were undertaken with the goal of creating a friendly working environment forpersons with disabilities, their bosses, and their colleagues, and to promote a happy, fulfilling, andpurpose-driven life both at work and outside work.
“AIG values the diversity of perspectives that come from all places and people, and we arecommitted to that at every level and across the country. The efforts of our Disability Working
Group are a testament to that commitment, and the collaboration with non-profit organizations that
this TVAC Volunteer Award recognizes is very much about continuing this commitment into thefuture through education and building awareness,” said Robert L. Noddin, President and CEO, AIG
Japan Holdings KK.
In addition to the Disability Working Group, AIG Japan’s proactive Diversity & Inclusion
intiatives include Working Groups focusing gender, work-life balance, younger generation
employees, and LGBT employees.

＜Criteria for Selection of Corporate Volunteer Award＞
 The employees are proactive in doing volunteer activities.
The activities respond to the needs of the community and the not-for-profit organizations.

The activities are easy to join by people working in the companies.

The resource of the corporation and the skills and the networks of the employees are fully utilized.

The initiatives are creative. (come with a twist or have an original concept＜Photos of Award Ceremony and Related Volunteer Activities＞＜AIG Japan’s Initiative for “World Autism Awareness Day” this year＞
AIG employees working across Japan will attend educational activities at each location and thecompany will co-host the blue light up of its Toyama office building and other buildings. To promote
an understanding of autism and developmental disabilities, employees can attend in-house seminars
and get additional information from the company Intranet. The 2017 initiative marks 5th anniversary
since its 2013 inception and understanding of autism and developmental disabilities has been steadily
growing across that period.
＜Corporate Social Responsibility and Diversity & Inclusion in AIG –Approach and Initiatives-＞
Click here.

The AIG Japan is represented by AIG Japan Holdings KK, AIU Insurance Company, The Fuji Fire
Marine Insurance Company, American Home Assurance Company, AIG Fuji Life Insurance Companyand other companies）

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