The Longevity Week
THANK YOU FOR LONGEVITY WEEK 2025
november 10-14, 2025
2025 Longevity Week Partner Event Schedule
10
nov
Monday
The Longevity Forum
Hosted by The Longevity Forum "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 08:30 - 13:00
This year's conference will launch Longevity Week with a focus on "Finance and Longevity: Building a Resilient Future through Health and Well-Being." As longer lifespans reshape our economies and societies, we will bring together thought leaders, innovators, and policymakers to examine how financial systems, employment structures, and healthcare models must adapt to support healthier, longer lives.
10
nov
Monday
Longer, Stronger, Smarter: A Women’s Longevity Summit
Hosted by Miss Claire Mellon & Associates "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 14:30 - 17:00
The Kennel Club, London
Join us for an afternoon exploring the science and strategies behind thriving across a longer life. This unique event brings together expert voices to discuss beauty, microplastics, nutrition, heart health, stress, purpose, and financial resilience. From cellular health to economic empowerment, this summit is designed to support women in leading vibrant, purposeful lives at every age.
*By invitation only. Please email laura@thelongevityforum.com with your interest to attend.
10
nov
Monday
Investing in the Age of Longevity
Hosted by Master Investor
Podcast Release
More details coming soon.
11
nov
Tuesday
Addressing UK health inequalities– what does it mean for businesses and entrepreneurs?
Hosted by Healthy Lives Community of Practice at Innovate UKRI Business Connect
Virtual: 10:00 - 11:30
Are you developing products and services to help people live healthier lives? We have teamed up with Aging2.0 and International Longevity Centre (ILC) to bring you this on-line event which connects innovators, researchers, and entrepreneurs with the latest insights into local and national health data, including the newly launched UK Better Lives Index.
The UK Better Lives Index is a major new ILC project exploring how well different areas across the UK support their populations to live longer, better lives. It identifies the best and worst groups of places to be born, grow up and grow old in, and outlines what needs to happen now to deliver better lives for all people and places.
Learn how to use these insights and other data sources, to better serve communities, respond to market needs, and shape the future of healthy ageing.
Whether you’re refining your strategy, building investor-ready plans, or seeking to boost your competitive edge, this session will help you find where the gaps lie in terms of health, wellbeing, and financial inclusion in the UK, helping you apply your solution to where it’s needed most.
11
nov
Tuesday
2025 Silver Economy Forum
Hosted by The Global Coalition on Aging and Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA)
In-Person: 11 Nov 10:45 - 15:00 - 12 Nov 09:00 - 13:00
Sister Auditorium at the Renold Innovation Hub in Manchester City Centre
We will explore how age-friendly cities can be the drivers of their own, national and international, policy changes, broadening the Silver Economy and being the cornerstone of fiscal sustainability and economic growth. These urban centers play a pivotal role in creating and integrating infrastructure to suit the needs of their older populations, attracting businesses engaged in the Silver Economy, promoting healthy aging and providing a hub for education and training of its population throughout their life course. Building and sustaining an age-friendly city creates new business opportunities, leverages the talent and engagement of the entire population, works to keep their populations healthy, diminishes ageism and is a beacon for all sectors of society.
Register now https://www.silvereconomyforum.com/event/2025/2025-manchester
11
nov
Tuesday
The Health and Economic Framework of Prevention
Hosted by Collider Health, NICA, and Ageing Research at King's
In-Person: 14:00 - 16:00 at King's College London Franklin Wilkins Building, Stamford Street London SE1 9NQ
The Healthy Lives Community of Practice at Innovate UK Business Connect is working with Collider Health and the National Innovation Centre for Ageing (NICA) to bring you this on-line/hybrid event in the afternoon on 11th November on ‘The Health and Economic Imperative of Prevention’. This event, hosted by Ageing Research at Kings College London, will explore how you can make the most of the newly launched tools like the UK Better Lives Index and the ongoing work of the ONS to link health with economic growth metrics to incentivise, measure and evaluate a system-led approach to prevention harnessing the latest thinking in longevity research.
11
nov
Tuesday
London Ageing Research Network
Hosted by London Ageing Research Network & Ageing Research at King's
In-Person: 8:30 - 17:00 at Francis Crick Institute, 1 Midland Rd, London NW1 1AT, UK
The London Ageing Research Network’s Inaugural Symposium 2025 takes place on 11 November in London. From 8:30 am to 7:00 pm, the day features a diverse program with keynote lectures, sessions on the biology of ageing, biomarker and clinical research, a poster session, and a competitive pitch event. The symposium concludes with awards, closing remarks, and a networking reception.
12
nov
Wednesday
Science Summit at Oxford Oriel College
Hosted by The Longevity Forum "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 09:00 - 16:00
Email info@thelongevityforum.com if you wish to attend
Join us at the Oxford Science Summit, hosted by The Longevity Forum, where leading scientists will share cutting-edge research on how our environment shapes longevity. Explore academic talks on the biology of pollution, the impact of road systems on health, and the role of hormones and supplements.
12
nov
Wednesday
Loneliness in Later Life: A National Challenge with Human Consequences
Hosted by British Society of Gerontology SIG for Ageing, Business and Society
Online (Free • Open to public): 17:30 - 18:30
Join us Nov 12 for a Longevity Week event tackling loneliness in later life - its causes, consequences & solutions.
As part of the official agenda for Longevity Week 2025, this virtual event - hosted by the Ageing Business Society Special Interest Group and supported by the International Longevity Forum - will bring together leaders from across government, business, academia, healthcare, and civil society to address one of the most pressing and persistent issues of our time: loneliness in later life.
Despite growing awareness and the establishment of a Minister for Loneliness, millions of older adults in the UK continue to experience chronic loneliness, with profound consequences for their health, wellbeing, and quality of life. This session will explore the scale, complexity, and solvability of this national challenge.
Key objectives:
- Foster cross-sector collaboration to drive long-term solutions and investment in tackling loneliness.
- Elevate national awareness of the human and societal costs of loneliness in later life.
- Explore systemic drivers such as bereavement, digital exclusion, financial insecurity, health inequalities, housing, and the loss of social roles.
The event will feature expert speakers and panellists - including leaders from the hospitality sector - who will share insights, evidence, and lived experience to inform a more connected and compassionate future for ageing in the UK.
12
nov
Wednesday
Regenerate: The Modern Male Blueprint
Hosted by Founders Health & Founders Factory
In-Person: 8:30 - 9:30 Tempus Belgravia - 11A West Halkin Street SW1X 8JL, London
The Modern Male Blueprint: A Science-Backed Reset for Men explores the intersection of modern lifestyle, performance, and wellbeing through an evidence-based lens. This engaging event brings together leading experts in men’s health, longevity, and mental resilience to share practical insights on optimizing energy, focus, and vitality. Designed for men navigating today’s fast-paced world, the session offers a holistic approach to physical health, hormonal balance, stress management, and sustainable living—helping participants build a blueprint for stronger, longer, and more fulfilling lives.
Please email Kate with your request to attend: kate@foundershealth.co
13
nov
Thursday
Healthy Longevity and Frailty Prevention
Hosted by Ageing Research at King's & European Society of Preventative Medicine
In-Person & Virtual: TBD at King's College
More details coming soon.
13
nov
Thursday
Extending the journey: Work and careers in an era of a rising State Pension age
Hosted by Standard Life Centre for the Future of Retirement
In-Person: 18:00 - 20:00 at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, London, EC1 7BL
Next year, the first group of people will see their State Pension age rise from 66 to 67 – the latest in a series of rises since 2010. Over that time, the employment rate of people in their 60s has increased, but remains far lower compared to people in their 40s and 50s.
Pre-retirement poverty among people in their 60s is growing, and being out of work before reaching State Pension age is a major driver of this trend. Factors such as health, caring or ageism lead many to leave work earlier than they would like to. Automatic enrolment into workplace pensions has helped millions more to save for their future, but at levels which may not give them an adequate income in retirement.
With the third review of the State Pension age now underway, the Standard Life Centre for the Future of Retirement is delighted to bring together a discussion about how to support longer careers in the context of a rising State Pension age. What progress has been made on the agenda of longer working lives since 2010? Which groups are most at risk of not being able to continue working until reaching State Pension age? What needs to change to help people stay in work that supports their health and wellbeing, as well as their financial needs for retirement?
The event will bring together a range of stakeholders to take stock of how the UK is doing on this agenda and debate what the priorities should be for action. We’ll hear the views of experts on how government, employers and individuals should think about longer careers in the context of a rising State Pension age, and there will be opportunities for Q+A and networking.
Please note that the event is in-person only, and places are limited.
