Dan Buettner is a National Geographic Fellow and leading authority on longevity research who has dedicated his career to uncovering the secrets of the world's longest-lived populations. Through his groundbreaking Blue Zones research, he identified five regions around the globe where people consistently live to 100 and beyond, studying their lifestyle patterns, dietary habits, and social structures to understand what contributes to exceptional longevity.

As the founder of Blue Zones, Buettner has transformed his discoveries into actionable insights that help communities and individuals adopt practices associated with longer, healthier lives. His work combines rigorous scientific research with compelling storytelling, making complex longevity science accessible to global audiences.

His presentation "How to live to be 100+" at TEDxTC 2009 exemplifies his ability to distill decades of research into practical wisdom that resonates with diverse audiences seeking to improve their health and extend their lifespan.