event agenda

Agenda

October 21, 2026 09:00

Refreshments & Registration

October 21, 2026 09:30

Welcome & Opening Remarks

Alex Gray
International Moderator

Kieran Brown
SIP Medical Family Office

October 21, 2026 09:40

Today’s and Tomorrow’s Biggest Health Risks

What are the leading causes of (avoidable) death? This session explores which conditions are the most dangerous today, may become in the future, and the role of prevention, early detection and advances in medicine can help reduce risk and improve long-term health outcomes.

October 21, 2026 09:55

The Future of Brain Health: Alzheimer’s Prevention, Early Detection and Emerging Treatments

As populations age, preserving cognitive health is becoming one of the greatest challenges of our time. This session explores the latest advances in Alzheimer's prevention, early detection, biomarker testing, and emerging therapies that are reshaping the future of brain health and cognitive longevity.


October 21, 2026 10:15

Diagnosis Stroke – Neurorecovery and How to Prevent It

A stroke can have life-changing consequences, but many cases are preventable through early identification and management of risk factors. This session explores the latest advances in stroke prevention, acute treatment and neurorecovery, highlighting how innovation and rehabilitation are improving outcomes and quality of life.

October 21, 2026 10:35

Core Strength for Healthy Aging, Mobility, and Recovery

Matt Piell
AllCore360

Core strength is fundamental to healthy ageing, supporting mobility, balance, posture and resilience throughout life. This session explores the role of targeted exercise in preventing injury, enhancing recovery and maintaining independence as we age.

October 21, 2026 10:45

Refreshment: Networking Break at Exhibition Space

October 21, 2026 11:00

A Family Office for Your Health

Kevin Bürchler
SIP Medical Family Office

Managing wealth is only one part of protecting a family's future—managing health is equally important. This session explores how a proactive, coordinated approach to healthcare, prevention and medical decision-making can help families navigate an increasingly complex global healthcare landscape.

October 21, 2026 11:20

Protecting Families When Health Systems Fail – Contingency Planning

Léa Wagenaar
SIP Medical Family Office

For global families, continuity of healthcare access, emergency response, and evacuation planning during periods of disruption is essential. This session explores practical strategies for protecting families when systems come under stress and contingency plans become essential.

October 21, 2026 11:40

Trust Structure with Health Protection and Management

Adam Garwood
IQ-EQ

Kieran Brown
SIP Medical Family Office

Trust structures are widely used to preserve and transfer wealth, but health is rarely considered within the planning process. This session explores how trusts and related legal structures can incorporate health protection, medical decision-making and long-term care planning to better safeguard future generations.

October 21, 2026 12:00

Risk-Benefit Analysis of Longevity Treatments: Redlight Therapy, NAD+ and Wearables

From red light therapy and NAD+ supplementation to wearable health technology, longevity interventions are attracting unprecedented attention. This session critically examines the scientific evidence behind today's most popular trends, separating proven benefits from marketing hype.

October 21, 2026 12:30

Lunch – Networking at Exhibition Space

October 21, 2026 13:30

The Economics of Living to 100

As life expectancy continues to rise, so too do the financial implications of living longer. This session examines the economic impact of longevity, from rising healthcare and long-term care costs to the strategies individuals and families can adopt to remain financially and physically resilient throughout a longer life.

October 21, 2026 13:40

SIP Health Cost Index 2026 – Global Pricing of Private Healthcare and Medical Insurance

Chantal Leprêtre
SIP Medical Family Office

As life expectancy continues to rise, so too do the financial implications of living longer. This session examines the economic impact of longevity, from rising healthcare and long-term care costs to the strategies individuals and families can adopt to remain financially and physically resilient throughout a longer life.

October 21, 2026 14:10

Financing Longer Lives – The Role of Life Insurance

As people live longer, the financial risks facing families become increasingly complex. This session explores how modern life insurance can provide liquidity, protect family wealth, support succession planning and help families manage the financial consequences of longevity, premature death and long-term care needs. It examines why life insurance is an essential component of long-term family resilience rather than simply a death benefit.

October 21, 2026 14:30

Refreshment: Networking Break at Exhibition Space

October 21, 2026 14:45

Family Governance in the 100-Year Society – Why Health Must Be Part of the Conversation

Kevin Bürchler
SIP Medical Family Office

Effective family governance extends beyond wealth preservation and succession planning. This session explores how health is becoming integral to long-term family governance touching on relocation, contingency planning, healthcare related access and decision-making to build resilience and protect their legacy across generations.

October 21, 2026 15:05

Launching the First Private International Electronic Health Records System

Mark Jackson
Vitaspan

Effective health governance relies on accurate, accessible and longitudinal health data. This session examines how lifelong medical records can support preventive care, coordinate treatment across borders and empower families to make better health decisions over generations.

October 21, 2026 15:15

Beyond Insurance – Can Health Insurers be a Strategic Health Partner?

Chantal Leprêtre
SIP Medical Family Office

Teresa Wighton
William Russell

Amanda Barrett
APRIL International

International health insurers are increasingly evolving beyond their traditional role as claims payers. This panel explores how and why insurers claim to be trusted health partners, rather than just a financial safeguard. The discussion examines what truly defines a world-class healthcare and health insurance experience for globally mobile and affluent families.

October 21, 2026 15:35

The Mental Health Burden of Wealthy Families

Financial success does not eliminate the challenges of stress, anxiety, addiction or family conflict. This session explores the unique mental health pressures facing wealthy families and discusses practical strategies to build resilience, strengthen relationships and support long-term wellbeing across generations.

October 21, 2026 16:00

Closing Remarks – End of Conference

Alex Gray
International Moderator

October 21, 2026 16:10

Networking Drinks Reception