AGENDA
ONLINE EVENT
INTRO
Modern longevity has the mission to focus on healthspan, which
means living longer in health and vitality. Today, longer life is
often associated with pain, suffering and a lower quality of life.
To change this, the general preconceptions about age and age
science need to change as well. Healthy longevity requires efforts
and collaboration between individuals, research, business,
regulators, education and especially the medical sector.
Our online event will bring together experts devoted to the
ultimate goal of prolonging healthy lifespan and vitality for
life.
Healthy future at any age
DEBATE #1Modern prevention – focusing on healthspan and
wellbeing10:40-11:30 AM CET
With its siloed, fragmented character and focus on treating
illness, medicine currently does not address the issue of
healthspan. It is important that the medical sector evolves from
being primarily a sick care system to prioritize preventive
healthcare and the progress made in the longevity field. In this
first debate we will focus on various aspects of modern preventive
healthcare as well as products and technologies leading to healthy
longevity.
Moderator: Joanna Bensz, CEO, International Institute of
Longevity
Intro: Michael Sagner, Director of the Board European Society of
Preventive Medicine
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONby Longevity Forum and International
Institute of Longevity representatives10:30-10:40 AM CET
• Prof. Maciej Banach, MD, PhD, President, Polish Mother’s
Memorial Hospital Research Institute • Dr Daniel Śliż, President,
Polish Society of Lifestyle Medicine; Director, Longevity Center•
Dr Kris Verburgh, venture partner Longevity Vision Fund, researcher
Free University Brussels, faculty member Singularity University
Benelux and best-selling author• Alexandra Vallon-Eberhard, Roche,
Senior Director Global Business Development-Diagnostics
11:30-11.40 AM CET Technology supporting longevity and wellbeing
Biomarkers of Aging: dr Gordan Lauc, CTO Glycan Age
AGENDA
ONLINE EVENT
Healthy future at any ageDEBATE #2Science behind a long, healthy
life 11:40-12:30 AM CET
Recent scientific breakthroughs opened the gates for the new era
of business opportunities in the age science and made some
cutting-edge discoveries available to general public. The second
debate will include insights by the creators of new approaches,
technologies, tools and solutions for a long, healthy life.
Moderator: Weronika Prusisz, Longevity Center, Director for
Longevity Compliance
Intro: Eric Verdin, President, Buck Institute for Research on
Aging, California
• Greg Bailey M.D., CEO of Juvenescence• Philipp Gut, Nestle
Institute for Health Science, Nestle Research, Head of Cell
Biology• Aubrey de Grey, CSO, Sens Foundation• Dr Nichola Conclon,
CEO and co-founder of Nuchido
12:30-12:40 PM CET Cutting edge technologies and treatments in
the longevity field:Brian Kennedy, Distinguished Professor in the
Department of Biochemistry and Physiology at the National
University of Singapore (NUS))
DEBATE #3Sustainable health - healthy workplace of the
future12:40-13:15 PM CET
A healthy society is a healthy economy. Healthy people work more
efficiently, generate higher incomes, benefit employers and the
economy as a whole. This third debate will focus on building
resilience and immunity here and now as well as for the longer
lives of aging society. We will focus also on the importance of
health conscious leaders as role models for their employees.
Moderator: Beata Mońka, Business Partner, BPS, Ringier Axel
Springer Polska
Intro: Andrew Scott, Professor of Economics at London Business
School, Economist focusing on Longevity and Ageing Society
• (tbc) Cezary Stypułkowski, CEO, mBank SA• Prince Michael of
Liechtenstein, CEO Geopolitical Intelligence Services, co-founder
IIOL• Dr Mario Martinez, CEO, Biocognitive Institute, best-selling
author, international speaker• Joanna Bensz, CEO and co-founder,
Longevity Center
CONCLUSIONS AND WRAP-UP13:15-13:30 PM CET
