I’m the founder of Biohackers World, a conference and community built around health optimization, longevity, and human potential. I started it because I saw a growing gap between cutting-edge science, real-world application, and the human side of health, and I wanted to create a space where those worlds could actually meet. Before Biohackers World, I worked at Facebook and Google, where I learned how systems scale and why culture matters just as much as technology. That experience shaped how I approach biohacking: not as a shortcut or trend, but as a long-term practice grounded in data, curiosity, and responsibility. I’ve helped build and support several startups, and I’m a natural connector by nature. I enjoy bringing together people from different disciplines — founders, researchers, practitioners, and everyday health enthusiasts — and creating environments where real conversations happen and ideas turn into action. At the core of my work is a simple belief: when people are better informed, supported, and connected, they make better decisions, for their health and for the future they’re building.