Longevity is not just about living longer — it is about living better.
Translating science and technology into accessible tools that enhance brain health and long-term productivity.
Talk to us about HealthSpanU.S. Chapter of GIA Longevity

GIA Longevity is building the world we’ll need for a life well lived to 100+, where longer lives mean better ones. We’re bringing together leaders across industries to co-create solutions and offer resources to close the gaps in health, work, money, care, and wellbeing that longer lifespans are creating. Explore what we’re building.

By 2030, people over 60 will outnumber children under 5. By 2050, there will be more than 2 billion people over 65.
Yet most products, services, workplaces, and systems were designed for shorter lives. The opportunity to co-design the longevity ecosystem is now.
Tap into the nearly $100 trillion projected purchasing power of older adults.
Co-design and innovate for aging at every stage of life to create a future where living longer means living better.
Aging is not a destination; it is a lifelong journey that begins at birth. The decisions made today about health, work, wealth, and care will determine whether longer lives become a societal challenge or a great opportunity for people to thrive. As longevity transforms markets, talent, and consumer needs, GIA Longevity is convening leaders across generations to co-design a future where living longer also means living better.
Five spans, one connected LifeSpan. Select any to read more.
Translating science and technology into accessible tools that enhance brain health and long-term productivity.
Talk to us about HealthSpanGIA Longevity is bringing research and ideas to reality while changing the narrative about aging.
Reframe aging as the economic and social opportunity of our time, covering a lifespan.
Changing the narrative and eliminating ageism.
Move from conversation to commitment.
Brokering the public-private partnerships that turn longevity vision into real-world strategy.
Scale what works.
Distributing proven innovations and thought leadership that transforms how society approaches aging.
Longer life expectancy is one of the greatest opportunities of our time. To realize its potential, we need new approaches that support people across the life span—from 0 to 100+ years.
Partner with GIA Longevity to build the strategies, products, and workplaces that will shape a thriving, multi-generational future.
Peer network of cross-sector leaders driving longevity innovation.
Research and insights that will drive business impact and outcomes.
Industry leadership in co-creating the frameworks, products, and policies that will define the longevity economy.
Organizations are rebuilding the systems for a longer life with GIA Longevity. Founding LifeSpan Partners are industry innovators with a vision for future opportunity.
Uber
Uber is the first U.S. company to join the ecosystem as a founding partner, co-designing across work, care, and the longer customer life.
Read about the partnershipIn assembly
Ten founding partnerships are being assembled. Additional founding partners will appear here as they are confirmed. If your organization is interested, get in touch.
In assembly
An open membership tier for organizations joining the longevity ecosystem. Members will be listed here.
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The Global Initiative on Ageing and Longevity (GIA Longevity), a global nonprofit alliance addressing the ageing and longevity ecosystem, is co-designing a new society that empowers everyone to thrive throughout their entire lifespan.
GIA Longevity is where the world’s most forward-thinking leaders — from business, policy, science, and philanthropy — come together to build the longevity ecosystem society urgently needs. Your investment funds the connective tissue of a longer-lived world.
The people leading the U.S. Chapter.

Ambassador Luis Gallegos
President

Silvia Candamil Neira
Vice President

Kirsten Suto Seckler
Founding Executive Director, U.S. Chapter

Alison Bryant
Inaugural Board Chair, U.S. Chapter · Chief Operating Officer, Learning Economy

David Evangelista
Board Member, U.S. Chapter · CEO, Special Olympics
Leaders from across sectors shaping the work from the inside.
The Advisory Council is in assembly. Members will be announced as they formally join.
Stories, interviews, and insights on aging and longevity.
Your contribution funds the cross-sector work no single government, company or community will fund alone. Tax-deductible in the U.S. as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
To make a donation, please mail checks to:
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