Europe’s first longevity-focused social club, based in Lisbon, Portugal, dedicated to inspiring health and human connection. Through themed social events, group activities, outdoor adventures, and personalized consultations, we make wellness a shared, enjoyable journey. Rooted in the natural longevity practices of the Blue Zones and grounded in science, we offer a fun, frictionless path to a life well-lived.

Uptime is a micro-learning app selected as one of Google Play's Best Apps of 2021 in Personal Growth and Apple's Editor's Choice. At the heart of Uptime are expertly curated five-minute Knowledge Hacks derived from advanced tech and human curation. The very best books, documentaries and courses from the world’s most inspiring minds are distilled into bitesize visual stories that are fun, fast and easy to share.We’d love for you to download the app, join our Instagram (@uptime.app) and please let us know what you think! All feedback is very welcome.

Rightster (now BraveBison) is a global Multi-Platform Network for online video, simplifying delivery and monetisation of video to TV scale audiences across YouTube, Facebook and other video platforms on behalf of creators, rights holders and brands.Having successfully acquired Base79 and Viral Spiral Group in summer 2014, Rightster became the biggest YouTube partner outside North America, and the fourth biggest globally with over 1.6 Billion views per month.

Sold to Rightster Group Plc in July 2014 for £50m, Base79 was the largest YouTube Multi-Channel Network (MCN) partner outside North America and one of the leading partners in YouTube’s Original Programming Initiative. Base79 created global audiences for video, partnering with rights holders, brands and producers to build online audiences and brands, claim and protect their intellectual property, sell premium advertising, and generate new revenue streams on YouTube and other digital video platforms.Founded in 2007, the Company had offices in London, Paris, Madrid, Berlin, LA and Sydney.

First international YouTube employee, tasked by Google after the acquisition to build an international team and launch YouTube across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Led the growth in YouTube EMEA's professional media and creator commercial partnerships, rights management efforts, music and live streaming strategy, and early original programming efforts. Guided YouTube through it's adolescence into feisty teenage-hood. Awarded Google executive awards for defending YouTube from Viacom, Premier League and other lawsuits, as well as leadership in YouTube's launch and execution of its groundbreaking Content ID rights management initiative.Chief spokesman for YouTube in EMEA and digital video (r)evolution speaker at events worldwide.

Hired as the first Google employee outside of the United States to drive video content strategy and acquisition plans, and build a pan European launch and management team for Google Video. Google acquired YouTube in November 2006 and all responsibilities shifted to building YouTube's international team tasked with launching and managing YouTube in Europe, the Middle East & Africa.

Developed global strategy to facilitate and manage high impact content alliances with global sports rights holders such as Formula One, aggregators and broadcasters.

Oversaw all aspects of RealNetworks’ online video and radio streaming subscription business in EMEA, Latin America and Asia, including SuperPass, Real's leading live and on demand video subscription product. Established global streaming video subscription deals with sports, news and entertainment partners including UEFA Champions League, BBC Worldwide, Pop Idol and Big Brother.

Managed the creative development, strategic planning and launch of the first fully converged Internet and Digital TV content service, Network of the World (NOW.com). Oversaw 400 creative and technical employees for the design, build and maintenance of the NOW.com TV service and broadband website. Managed content licensing and senior level relationships with NOW funding partner Pacific Century CyberWorks (now Hong Kong Telecom). NOW produced 4 hours of original TV programming per day with synchronous and interactive web content covering games, music, sport, film and technology.

Managed television, radio and online output from Japan and then South East Asia for the BBC's domestic and international news outlets. Led multi-skilled editorial and technical teams in newsgathering operations using the latest techniques for transmitting news and features from remote and often hostile regions including East Timor, Indonesia, Cambodia and Burma. Reported regularly for BBC radio, television and online. Responsible for production costs and bureau management, including negotiations with regional governments, military, rebels, broadcasters and partners. Team received two Royal Television Society Awards for coverage of Jakarta Riots and East Timor Struggle for Independence.

Produced, directed and wrote educational, documentary and entertainment programs for nation-wide broadcast on NHK’s terrestrial and satellite channels. Extensive experience in studio and field direction in both standard and high-definition TV (HDTV) formats. Developed and produced documentary and daily programming for the launch of the first-ever HDTV channel. Advised supervisors on international co-production negotiations and communications with foreign media organisations. Live reporting experience in Japanese. First non-Japanese ever employed as a regular (seishain) employee in NHK's 70 year history.