What if there was a world without dementia?
We regard this Global Brain Health and Longevity Initiative as our “moon-shot,” in which we believe we have a unique moment in time where the world is focused on brain health. We must do this together, as these solutions will impact our world, organizations, workforce, and families.
Our vision is rooted in the value of the power of collaboration, innovation, and engaging the younger generation to bring a tangible impact that affects every community, every business, every family, and every person. We can create change by harnessing the boundless reach across the private, public, and government sectors.
Join us in DC for the second annual Global Brain Health and Longevity Strategy Meeting!
This strategy meeting is our annual thought leadership gathering, bringing together experts, legislators, youth innovators, and stakeholders across various sectors such as nonprofit, for-profit, science, nonprofit, technology/AI, retail health, food, healthcare, and more.
When? Tuesday, January 28, 2025 from 1:00 – 6:00 PM
Where? Kennedy Caucus Room, Russell Senate Building
Request an invite and RSVP to Allison Bonner, as spots are limited and quickly filling! We hope to see you in DC soon!
Download the 2024 SIP Impact Report
The release of the Global Brain Health and Longevity Impact Report serves as a groundbreaking publication that illuminates the socio-economic impact of these persistent adversaries while providing strategic pathways for change, involvement, and collaboration.
The report unveils the inventive results of the SIP Innovation Olympics program, the Health and Longevity Leadership program, the Senior Living Initiatives, and Legislative Strategy opportunities, paving the way for a promising future of brain health and longevity.
SIP is now more poised than ever to inform, innovate, and take action through engaging partners and current and future leaders in the pursuit of brain health and longevity. Thank you for your continued support of our collective mission!