AGETECHX 2026

Beschreibung

Europe is being redesigned. The question is who is doing it. By 2050, one in three Europeans will be over 60. Birth rates are at historic lows. Longevity is extending lives faster than the systems built to support them can adapt. Health, care, housing, finance, work: every major industry is being forced to rethink itself from the ground up. Most of Europe is still treating this as a problem to manage. The people in this room are treating it as the largest market of their careers. Berlin. 5 to 6 October 2026. Not a trade show. Two hundred founders, investors, care operators, corporates, policymakers, and researchers, chosen one by one. No exhibition hall, no badge scanners, no keynote you could have watched on YouTube. The people here are not watching the shift happen. They are deciding its shape. The programme Welcome Reception, Monday 5 October. Clärchens Ballhaus, a ballroom that has been hosting Berlin since 1913 and has aged considerably better than most institutions we will be discussing. No panels, no pitches, just the right people in the right room. The AgeTechX Forum, Tuesday 6 October. Schankhalle Pfefferberg, a nineteenth-century brewery hall in Prenzlauer Berg. A full day across longevity biotech, care infrastructure, the silver economy, robotics, and AI in ageing. 40 speakers, one stage, no filler. The Loft, Tuesday 6 October. Ethik trifft Rendite: KI in der Pflegepraxis. A German-language track for the people who actually run homes and services, not the people who write about them. Operator-led, and blunt. Ones to Watch, Tuesday 6 October. The twenty companies with the strongest venture potential in ageing and longevity, longlisted by AgeTechX and scored by an independent committee of European funds including Heliad, PEAK, REVENT, AUXXO, heal, makesense, and Angel Invest. Nominations close 11 September. The top 20 publish on 23 September. Three pitch live on the main stage. Cocktail Party, Tuesday evening. At Kink. The conversations that start at nine in the morning rarely end at dinner. Speakers include Monika Queisser, Head of Social Policy Division, OECDNicolas Firzli, Director-General, World Pensions CouncilThomas Schulz, Senior Reporter, Der SpiegelChristian Meermann, Founding Partner, Cherry VenturesLina Chong, Partner, HV CapitalNorma Steller, Co-CTO and CPO, German BionicPete Dowds, CEO and Founder, ElderSusanne Dröscher, Co-CEO, CARUBertrand Duplat, Co-Founder and CEO, RobeautéSievert Weiss, Co-Founder and Director of Medical, AMBOSS See all speakers Partners NatWest Group, Heliad AG, Peak Capital, IDA Ireland, OpenHealth Technologies, German Bionic, dealroom.co, Berlin Partner, CARU, Henkel and Patronus. Tickets Invite-only, capped at 200. Every request is read by a human and answered within two working days. Pick the ticket that matches your role. The room is filling. When it is full, it is full. agetechx.com Confirmed speakers include: AgeTechX is invite-only and intentionally small. Every seat matters. If you are serious about what comes next in ageing, this is where you need to be.