introducing global longevity survey
The Global Longevity Survey 2024, conducted by the Oxford Longevity Project and Roundglass, asked 14,000 adults from 25 countries how they view longevity--exploring their priorities, concerns, and strategies for ageing well. It includes insights into government policy, finances, pensions, and community influences on longevity. The sample in each market, 500-1000 respondents, was nationally representative based on interlocking age and gender quotas. The 25 countries covered in the survey were: UK, USA, India, Canada, Australia, China, Indonesia, Finland, Japan, Costa Rica, South Korea, Mexico, France, Spain, Germany, Brazil, Greece, Italy, Denmark, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Taiwan, South Africa and UAE.
More information about the survey and its results will be released soon on Globallongevitysurvey.com.
At the Smart Ageing Summit, Leslie Kenny, OLP Co-founder, and Sunny Singh, Rounglass Giving Founder, introduced the first findings of the Global Longevity Survey. Watch their talks for the first longevity insights from 25 countries.
LESLIE KENNY
Co-Founder of the Oxford Longevity Project and Founder and CEO of Oxford Healthspan
Leslie Kenny was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus at age 39 and given 5 years to live. Today, at age 58, she has outlived her diagnosis by over a decade and has a GycanAge of 21. She is an autoimmune patient advocate and fierce believer in empowering the patient to make lifestyle changes to positively impact health outcomes, while also getting the latest lab science into the hands of clinicians who can develop protocols for patients faster. She is the Co-Founder of the Oxford Longevity Project and Founder and CEO of Oxford Healthspan, a nutraceutical company commercialising science-backed molecules that slow the ageing process.
SUNNY SINGH
Founder of Roundglass
Entrepreneur. Philanthropist. The ultimate seeker. Roundglass founder Gurpreet “Sunny” Singh comes by his pioneering role in the wellbeing space honestly. Born in Punjab, India and raised in New Delhi, his humble beginnings were steeped in the Sikh tradition of giving back. After graduating from the Indian Institute of Technology, Sunny made his way to the U.S. on a full scholarship, earning double Master’s degrees in engineering before moving to Seattle and founding global healthcare technology company Edifecs in 1996. While serving more than 350 healthcare customers and improving more than 215 million lives, Sunny hit a wall of personal and professional burnout. An epiphany that wellness was about more than delivering Western-style medicine and that fulfillment goes beyond material success, led Sunny to establish Roundglass, a global wellbeing foundation in 2014. The Roundglass Foundation in India has been active in creating and supporting communities and programmes encompassing women's health, sports, education, environment, conservation and sustainability for over ten years.