event agenda

Agenda

May 20, 2026 08:45

Refreshments & Registration

May 20, 2026 09:30

Welcome & Opening Remarks

Alex Gray
International Moderator

Kevin Bürchler
SIP Medical Family Office

May 20, 2026 09:40

Cardiovascular Prevention: What Actually Works

Dr. Erik Holy
Swiss CVC

Cardiovascular disease remains the dominant driver of early mortality worldwide. This session focuses on evidence-based prevention strategies, from advanced risk stratification and lipid management to lifestyle, digital monitoring, and system-level interventions. It highlights where prevention delivers the greatest longevity impact and how to translate guidelines into measurable, long-term outcomes.

May 20, 2026 10:00

Longevity Therapies under Review – A Critical View

Shane Bakker
Health Corp

Harry Büsser
Author

Dr. Hubert Trübel
The Knowledge House GmbH

This session critically examines emerging longevity interventions, including NMN, GLP-1s, collagen, photobiomodulation, and more. It assesses biological rationale, clinical evidence, regulatory status, real-world outcomes, highlighting where promise is justified, where risks remain, and how clinicians, investors, and patients should interpret rapidly evolving claims.

May 20, 2026 10:30

Refreshment: Networking Break at Exhibition Space

May 20, 2026 10:45

No-Nonsense Longevity – Navigating on Scientific Ground and with Common Sense

Dr. Christian H Kälin
SIP Medical Family Office

This session cuts through longevity hype and emphasized why it is important to focus on scientifically validated, clinically relevant, and practically actionable care only. It explores how to distinguish robust evidence from speculation, marketing, and experimental care, and debates why more common sense is required in the longevity conversation: Enjoying life, friendship, and balance to achieve a high- quality lifestyle.  

May 20, 2026 11:15

From Gums to Lifespan – Oral Health as a Driver of Longevity

Oral health is a powerful yet often overlooked driver of longevity. Conditions such as gum disease are linked to systemic inflammation, cardiovascular risk, and cognitive decline. This session explores how maintaining a healthy mouth can support whole-body health and extend healthspan. 

May 20, 2026 11:45

Supplements in Longevity: Marketing Hype, Real Benefit, or Harmful?

Léa Wagenaar
SIP Medical Family Office

This session critically evaluates the most popular dietary supplements in longevity and preventive medicine. It reviews mechanistic claims, clinical evidence, and placebo effects, distinguishing meaningful interventions from marketing-driven products. Participants gain a practical framework to assess supplement efficacy, safety, and relevance within evidence-based longevity and prevention strategies.

May 20, 2026 12:15

Lunch – Networking at Exhibition Space

Join us for lunch and take the opportunity to network with our partners and fellow attendees. A special book signing will also be available, offering the chance to meet the authors and have your copy personally signed.

Featuring:

  • Longevity – 50 Antworten rund um ein längeres Leben – by Harry Büsser
  • The Billion Dollar Blindspot – by Maryann Umoren Selfe
  • Longevity – Die Anti-Bullshit Formel – by Prof. Dr. Med Hubert Trübel
May 20, 2026 13:00

When Longevity Goes Down the Drain – How to Avoid Bad Outcomes as an Active Patient

Kevin Bürchler
SIP Medical Family Office

Dr. Aaron Dehghan
Nexus Longevity

Most people will face complex medical decisions at some point in their lives. This session uses real patient cases to illustrate how important it is to know how to navigate the healthcare system when becoming a patient. It offers practical lessons on preparation, advocacy, second opinions, and decision-making to help patients reduce avoidable harm and navigate care more effectively.

May 20, 2026 13:30

Health and Longevity as an Employee Benefit: From Perk to Measurable Impact

This session explores how employers can move beyond symbolic wellness perks to deliver measurable health and productivity outcomes. It examines preventive programs, personalized health services, data-driven incentives, and alignment with corporate strategy, showing how well-designed health benefits reduce risk, improve engagement, and create long-term value for employees and organizations.

May 20, 2026 13:50

Quality of Living and Health-Induced UHNWI Migration Trends

Jacopo Zamboni
Henley & Partners Switzerland AG

Healthcare accessibility and quality are among the top 5 drivers of HNW migration. This session analyses global mobility trends, preferred jurisdictions, and policy implications—showing how health considerations increasingly shape residency decisions, wealth structuring, and long-term family strategy.

May 20, 2026 14:10

Democratizing Preventive Medicine: The Way Forward for Insurers and National Healthcare Systems

Dr. Dominik Thor
Geneva College of Longevity Science

Preventive medicine has the potential to improve population health while reducing long-term costs. This session examines how insurers and public healthcare systems can scale prevention through data, incentives, and care redesign. It discusses access, equity, economic trade-offs, and implementation barriers shaping the future of prevention at system level.

May 20, 2026 14:30

The USD 100 Billion Longevity Market

Longevity has emerged as a rapidly expanding investment theme, attracting capital across biotech, diagnostics, digital health, and services. This session reviews market size assumptions, deal flow, valuation dynamics, and recent transactions, separating durable opportunities from hype and highlighting where capital can generate both financial returns and real health impact.

May 20, 2026 15:00

Refreshment: Networking Break at Exhibition Space

May 20, 2026 15:15

Professional Athlete Health Management: Performance Longevity, Medical Insurance, and End-of-Career Financial Security

Shane Bakker
Health Corp

Elite athletes require health management strategies that widely differ from the public. This session examines longevity for athletes, medical insurance challenges, and the financial safeguards for career-ending events. Speakers explore how structured healthcare access, risk transfer, and long-term financial planning can preserve both physical capital and post-career wealth.

May 20, 2026 15:30

Longevity as an Optimization Problem: Navigating Trade-Offs

Nathan Ikon Crumpton
Olympian

Dr. Aaron Dehghan
Nexus Longevity

Longevity isn’t a problem with a single solution—it’s an optimization challenge shaped by tradeoffs. In complex systems, you can’t maximize everything at once, and human health is no exception. Rather than chasing a cure for mortality, this session explores how to make deliberate choices between competing priorities like lifespan, quality of life, risk, and enjoyment. 

May 20, 2026 16:00

Navigating the Healthcare System – Urology as an Important Example

Dr. Athanasios Papatsoris
National & Kapodistrian University of Athens

Most people will encounter complex medical decisions at some stage in their lives. Drawing on real patient experiences, this session explores the importance of navigating the healthcare system effectively once you step into the role of a patient. Framed through a reflective, human-centred lens, it weaves in elements of eurology—acknowledging the lived experience, values, and dignity of individuals—while offering practical guidance on preparation, self-advocacy, seeking second opinions, and making informed choices. The aim is to reduce avoidable harm and support better, more compassionate care outcomes.

May 20, 2026 16:30

The Real Cost of Addiction for Wealthy Families

Oliver Neubert
NEOVIVA

Addiction represents a significant but often underestimated risk factor within wealthy families, influencing judgment, governance, and capital allocation. Beyond its human cost, it can lead to impaired decision-making, erosion of assets, and intergenerational consequences. This session examines addiction through a strategic lens, emphasizing prevention, early detection, and the importance of structured support systems.

May 20, 2026 17:00

Cognitive Longevity – Keeping Your Brain Fit Until 100

Cognitive decline is one of the greatest fears of aging, yet many risk factors are modifiable. This session explores evidence-based strategies for cognitive longevity, including cardiovascular health, sleep, nutrition, mental stimulation, and emerging diagnostics, offering practical insights on how to preserve brain function and resilience well into later life.

May 20, 2026 17:30

The Longevity of Sound – Piano Interlude by Vincent Corver

Vincent Corver
Swiss Sonic

Music is more than art—it is a powerful modulator of human biology. Research shows that music can reduce stress, enhance cognitive resilience, and support emotional wellbeing, all key drivers of healthy aging. This session explores the science of sound alongside a live piano performance, illustrating how music can contribute to a longer, healthier life.

May 20, 2026 17:45

Closing Remarks – End of Conference

Alex Gray
International Moderator

Followed by Networking Drinks Reception