Six advisors.
Well connected.

Door 01

Gary Leland

Founder, The 200 Year Life Project / Founder, BitBlockBoom

Gary Leland has built more than seventy businesses since 1981. He co-founded Podcast Movement, the largest podcasting conference in the world, and was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame in 2016. He bought Bitcoin in 2017 and started BitBlockBoom the following year — now the longest-running Bitcoin conference there is. At 71, with a biological age of 56, he runs The 200 Year Life Project in public. He opens doors to Bitcoin capital, longevity researchers, and audience at scale.

Door 02

Aubrey de Grey

President & Chief Science Officer, LEV Foundation / Co-founder, SENS Research Foundation

Aubrey de Grey has argued since the 1990s that ageing is a repairable engineering problem. He set out the SENS framework, co-founded the Methuselah Foundation in 2003 and the SENS Research Foundation in 2009, and co-wrote Ending Aging. He is now President and Chief Science Officer of the LEV Foundation, running its Robust Mouse Rejuvenation studies. He opens doors to longevity science, the researchers inside it, and the capital behind it.

Door 03

Liz Parrish

Founder & CEO, BioViva Sciences USA

Liz Parrish founded BioViva Sciences in 2014 to point gene therapy at ageing itself. In 2015 she became the first person to receive a combined gene therapy against biological ageing, with herself as the subject. BioViva now runs combinatorial gene therapies on its own CMV delivery platform, and she argues the regulatory case for Best Choice Medicine — faster approval routes for genetic therapy. She has spoken at WIRED and TEDx. She opens doors to gene therapy, the clinics that deliver it, and US longevity capital.

[55–89 word bio. Third person. Restrained, factual. Lead with what they have done; name the relationships they hold; end with the kind of doors they open.]

[55–89 word bio. Third person. Restrained, factual. Lead with what they have done; name the relationships they hold; end with the kind of doors they open.]

[55–89 word bio. Third person. Restrained, factual. Lead with what they have done; name the relationships they hold; end with the kind of doors they open.]

A group of senior peers, members-only. The most under-priced asset on the table — who else is in the room.

Six advisors plus David. A dinner you cannot buy your way into. Held in London, alternated discreetly elsewhere when it suits.

Quarterly research on the Bitcoin Longevity Demographic — cohort and capital movement, not available outside the room.

When the advisor needs a warm door — founder, longevity VC, brand, biotech — the SS address book opens in their direction too.

Speaking and writing slots at SS events for advisors who want public visibility. Decline freely if the work is better done quietly.

Cap-table participation on partnerships the advisor originates, structured case by case. Performance is the floor; equity, the ceiling.