Davos 2026 to Feature Key Events for Longevity and Innovation

Davos, Switzerland, is set to host two significant gatherings focused on longevity and innovative investment opportunities during the upcoming World Economic Forum (WEF) week in January 2026. The events, organized by Longevity Investors, include the Longevity Investors Lunch (LIL) on January 20, 2026, and the inaugural Future Investments Circle (FIC) on January 22, 2026. These platforms aim to foster collaboration among investors and innovators committed to advancing healthy human lifespans and transformative technologies.

The Longevity Investors Lunch has become a prominent venue for discussions centered on longevity and rejuvenation biotechnology. Scheduled to take place at the Hotel Seehof in Davos, this year’s event promises an afternoon of engaging dialogue and networking among a select group of investors, scientists, and industry leaders. The five-hour program balances presentations with structured networking breaks, creating opportunities for meaningful connections in an intimate setting.

Among the speakers confirmed for the Longevity Investors Lunch are notable figures such as Dr. Jordan Shlain, founder and chairman of Private Medical; Dr. Evelyne Yehudit Bischof, an international longevity physician; and Dr. Liv Kraemer, a leading dermatologist specializing in skin longevity. Other prominent voices from the field of longevity medicine and AI-enabled biotechnology will also be featured.

“We are proud to host the fifth edition of our Longevity Investors Lunch in January 2026 in Davos as a side-event during the World Economic Forum,” said Marc P. Bernegger, co-founder and host of Longevity Investors. “Our vision remains to attract investors who support research and startups in the longevity industry.”

The Future Investments Circle represents a new initiative designed to connect visionary investors with entrepreneurs at the forefront of transformative science and technology. Co-hosted by Global Conversations, which has a decade of experience organizing high-profile events in Davos, the FIC will target leaders in deep tech, robotics, AI, and advanced engineering.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Swiss Alps, the FIC aims to facilitate dynamic discussions and curated networking sessions. One of the announced panels, “The Space Economy: Investing Beyond Earth,” will explore the latest advancements in space technology, while another session will focus on the future of robotics and its potential to reshape industries.

Confirmed visionaries for the Future Investments Circle include Christina Korp, founder of SPACE For a Better World, and Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Ullrich, a recognized pioneer in aerospace medicine. Dr. Henrik I. Christensen, a leading authority in robotics and AI, and Russell Tham, head of emerging technologies at Temasek International, are also among the notable speakers.

“Frontier technologies are the foundation of the next chapter of global growth and problem-solving,” stated Marcus Widegren, managing partner of Global Conversations. “Davos is the ideal place for this critical dialogue to commence.”

Lucy Kupcova, CEO of Longevity Investors and co-host of the FIC, emphasized the mission of the initiative. “We aim to spark interdisciplinary conversations and partnerships that will build entirely new industries, utilizing the unique environment that Davos provides for such convergence,” she explained.

With these two events, Davos 2026 is poised to play a pivotal role in advancing investments in longevity and innovative technologies, fostering connections that could shape the future of health and industry on a global scale.

For more information and applications for the events, interested parties can visit the respective websites: www.longevityinvestors.ch/davos-2026 for the Longevity Investors Lunch and www.futureinvestments.xyz/fic-2026 for the Future Investments Circle.