Speakers
In order to broach longevity in all of its complexity and diversity, the Global Forum for Longevity has been structured as a multi-disciplinary, international and trans-generational structure with participants from all horizons.
Chairman and CEO of AXA
President, World Bank Group
Chairman of Novartis
Senior Vice President Innovation, Schneider Electric (France)
Chief Economist AXA Group
Head of Research, AXA Investment Managers (France)
Member of the Scientific Board of the AXA Research Fund (France)
Director and founder of the company 1000mercis (France)
Doctor of Medicine and Mathematics
Director of the Gerontology
Research Group, Director of the Supercentenarian Research Foundation, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of California at Los Angeles (USA)
Geriatrician
President of the International Longevity Centre (ILC) France, Co-president of the Alliance pour la Santé et l’Avenir (France)
Professor of epidemiology of aging
Institute for Ageing and Health (IAH) – Newcastle University (United Kingdom)
Holder of the AXA-Newcastle University Chair on “Longevity and Healthy Active Life”
Professor of medicine and biologist
Director of the Institute for Aging and Health (IAH), Newcastle University (United Kingdom)
Co-holder of the AXA-Paris Descartes Chair in "A systems approach to individual differences in longevity"
Demographer and epidemiologist
Head of Research at INSERM (National Health and Medical Research Institute) – Paris and Montpellier (France)
Principal investigator of the AXA-5-COOP research project
Demographer
Founder and director of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research – Rostock (Germany)
Member of the Scientific Board of the AXA Research Fund
Economist
Head of Pension Policy Analysis in the Social Policy Division of the OECD
Economist
Economist at the UK's Department of Health, professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
Principal investigator of the AXA-LSE research project “How can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems?”






