How Gen Z Made Amex Cool Again | Behind the Business
American Express built its brand on elite travel benefits and luxury perks – but now it’s shifting to win over a younger audience: Gen Z. In 2023 alone, Gen-Z and Millennials accounted for 75% of Amex’s new Platinum and Gold card accounts.In this episode of Behind the Business, Fortune explores how Amex is using experiential perks and dining-focused rewards to reel in the next generation of cardholders. Subscribe to Fortune - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Fortune Magazine is a global leader in business journalism with 55 million monthly page views and a readership of nearly 32 million, with major franchises including the Fortune 500 and the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For. The new Fortune video channel dives into personal stories from business owners and entrepreneurs becoming successful in business and sharing their tips to help you reach your goals. Website: http://fortune.com/ Facebook: / fortunemagazine Twitter: / fortunemagazine TikTok: / fortune
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