Women In Longevity Leadership

Making an impact in the longevity industry and its communities by building, innovating, educating, advocating, and fostering change.

Founded by

Natasha Vita-More

Natasha Vita-More is a Ret. Professor who continues to advocate for education. Having authored numerous essays on the future of humanity, she appears in dozens of televised documentaries on longevity, and featured in Vogue, New York Times, and Wired. Natasha is known for having achieved a scientific discovery in long-term memory in the field of cryobiology and being a life-long advocate of healthy longevity. She holds a Doctorate, MPhil, MSc, and BFA. She was filmmaker-in-residence University of Colorado, achieved First Place in Women in Video, awarded Camp Wings at the US Space & Rocket Center, and holds a Certification of Nutrition and Sports Training, Muscle & Fitness. Currently she is Executive Director of Humanity Plus, on the Scientific Advisory Board of Lifespan.io, and Distinguished Senior Fellow, Future Mind, FAU.

Lisa Fabiny-Kiser

Previously serving as SENS Research Foundation’s Executive Director, Lisa worked closely with the organization’s preceding CEOs for more than a decade, dedicating her expertise towards building all aspects of the organization. With an educational background in Life Sciences and industry experience in microbiology, stem cells, and flow cytometry, Lisa joined SRF in 2010 as a volunteer in the laboratory. She transitioned into organizational administration in early 2012, and with a strong focus on finance and operations advanced into greater roles that balanced the financial, research, educational, and outreach operations of the organization. A Bay Area transplant from the Midwest, she is fully dedicated to advancing rejuvenation biotechnologies and guiding SRF forward as a significant and leading-edge contributor in this rapidly growing field.

Maria Entraigues Abramson

Maria is a radical-change believer and spends most of her multifaceted life working on facilitating disruptive change to the way we currently treat aging. You can find her giving a talk about the future of aging, singing live for thousands of people, composing and acting for a Hollywood film, or flying an airplane, as she’s a licensed pilot. Her deep engagement in science and technology, coupled with her expertise in public relations, has led her to the role of Director of Development at SENS Research Foundation, where she excels in forging new partnerships, amplifying the Foundation’s mission, and catalyzing fundraising. Among her array of achievements, Maria is also a peer-reviewed author and has been honored with two ASCAP Awards.