Global gathering of innovators will enjoy program packed with longevity insights and networking and investment opportunities.
The Founders Longevity Forum, a key event in the field of longevity science and technology, is set to convene in Singapore on 27th and 28th February. This packed two-day forum is a collaborative effort between Founders Forum, the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Longevity.Technology, and combines an exclusive investor conference with the NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity’s conference and education program
The conference aims to bring together global leaders, clinicians, academics, and investors to explore advancements in extending healthspan and addressing the challenges of aging, and will feature a dynamic roster of speakers, including experts in epigenetics, AI, cryomedicine and preventative healthcare. Notable participants include Hannah Went (TruDiagnostic), Petr Sramek (Longevity.tech fund), Luc Aguilar (L’Oreal), Nicole Sirotin (Institute for Healthier Living Abu Dhabi), Andrea Maier (National University of Singapore) and Vishal Harnal (500 Global).
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The forum is structured to allow attendees to engage with content relevant to their specific interests through two distinct tracks: Precision Geromedicine and Longevity Investment.
Day 1 on Thursday kicks off with a program for all attendees, including presentations on Longevity for Economic and Social Change, The Realisation of Prevention, Introduction to the Longevity Universe, Geroscience Biotech Introduction and Longevity Investment Landscape. In-depth discussions include a panel discussion on Governments Leading the Way and a fireside chat on Consumer Longevity: Today’s Market Opportunities.
After lunch, attendees follow a program for their chosen track, either Precision Geromedicine (highlights include presentations on Learnings from Cardiology, Repurposing from Neuro, The Forgotten Organ – Skin: Repurposing from Dermatology, Repurposing Sports Medicine and Optimal Diet) or Longevity Investment (highlights include presentations on Wellness and Gym Sectors Embracing Longevity and Global Brands and Longevity, panel sessions on Consumer Diagnostics for Longevity and Healthspan and Supplement Molecules, Science and Quality, a fireside chat on Building a Supplements Business and pitches from various carefully-selected companies).
Day 2, Friday, has two different programs for each track. Those on the Precision Geromedicine track kick off with presentation looking at the Integration of Geromedicine into Existing Healthcare Structures. Various other presentations follow, including ones on Aging Blood Clocks, Repurposing Knowledge Regarding Health and Bold Design to Accelerate Precision Geromedicine, and the day also features the Rising Star Competition in which selected participants showcase their innovative ideas in precision geromedicine with a two-minute presentation on the main stage.
Those on the Longevity Investment track will enjoy presentations on Aging Disease Management: Monetizing Existing Therapies, Aging Science Meets Market Need, AI Drug Discovery, Targeted Reversal and Systemic Aging Reversal, as well as short presentations from pitching companies. Panels for those on this track on day 2 include Stem Cell Therapies and a key opinion leaders’ discussion, and fireside chats include Biotech Investing In The Age Of Longevity and Aging Biotechnology ROI.
You can check out the full agenda HERE, and, of course, there will be plenty of networking and discussion opportunities! We look forward to seeing you in Singapore!
