Brian Vaszily.
Keynote Speaker
Brian Vaszily
For health conferences, corporate wellness events, and organizations that want more than a pep talk. Brian’s keynotes don’t feel like presentations. They feel like the moment a fog lifts.
Behavioral Longevity
“Not a pep talk. The moment a fog lifts.”
Brian draws on 25 years of research and conversations with the world’s leading physicians, neuroscientists, and longevity scientists.
“He takes audiences through the uncomfortable truth that the modern world is genuinely built to make healthy choices harder — and then gives them something concrete to do about it.”
His talks draw on 25 years of research and direct conversations with the world’s leading physicians, neuroscientists, and longevity scientists. They are grounded in evidence, designed to shift perspective, and built around one question: what does it actually take to age well in the modern world?
Signature Talks
Four talks. One through-line.
Behavioral Longevity: Why Smart People Still Make Unhealthy Choices
We live in a world engineered for impulse — infinite scroll, hyper-palatable food, one-click everything. Brian examines how this environment hijacks decision-making and what small structural shifts actually change long-term health outcomes.
Best for: Health Conferences · Corporate Leadership · Wellness Summits
What the World's Top Longevity Experts Actually Agree On
After 25 years of summits and interviews with hundreds of leading longevity researchers, Brian has found the patterns beneath the noise. This talk cuts through conflicting advice and delivers what genuinely holds up across disciplines.
Best for: Medical & Integrative Health Events · Innovation Summits
The Modern World Is Aging Us Faster. Here's How to Push Back.
Digital saturation. Processed food systems. Chronic stress by design. Brian names the forces, explains the biology, and offers a practical framework for people who want to age well without abandoning modern life entirely.
Best for: Corporate Wellness · Entrepreneurial Events · General Health Audiences
Small Shifts, Lasting Change: The Science of Behavioral Longevity
Why do most health changes fail? Not because people lack motivation, but because the approach requires too much of it. This talk reframes sustainable health as a design problem rather than a disciplinary one.
Formats
Flexible for your event.
Available for keynote presentations, panel discussions, fireside chats, virtual events, and podcast tour formats. Talks can be customized for your audience and event goals.