Dear Alumni & Friends,

Longevity and vibrant aging are todays trends—they’re powerful drivers shaking up industries. Just 25 minutes of brisk walking daily slashes Alzheimer’s risk by up to 70%, with research showing even small increases in movement pay off big for brain health. Do you want to learn more how to push our longevity?

On Tuesday, October 1st, join us for an inspiring P&G Alumni evening in Geneva:
Forever-ish: The Science of Staying Sharp.

We will welcome Hassan & Thomas, founders of 5 Ironmans Beat Alzheimer’s (5IBA): they didn’t just complete five Ironmans—they turned the toughest endurance races across five countries into a movement that inspires, educates, and raises crucial funds for Alzheimer’s research. Their mission is bold: unleash hope, break stigma, and power early prevention, proven by resilience and high-performance living.

5IBA isn’t a story—it’s a call to action. Discover strength, ignite potential, and join the journey transforming lives in the fight against Alzheimer’s—one winning step at a time.

https://www.5ironmansbeatalzheimer.com/

✨ What you’ll experience:

• 🎥 An 8-minute movie capturing their extraordinary mission

• 🙌 Personal stories on why they fight Alzheimer’s and invest in mind health

• 🧠 Practical science-based tips to how you can change your longevity journey, strengthen your brain and reduce risks

• 🚀 Insights into 5IBA’s future projects and their call for engagement

• ❓ An interactive Q&A, where you can bring your own questions (most participants ask about supporting elderly relatives)

👉 Expect an inspiring and practical evening that will stay with you long after.

📅 When: Tuesday, October 1st, 6:30–9:30 PM
📍 Where: Geneva (venue details to follow)

🎟️ Seats are limited—reserve your your ticket now

Or via TWINT at Eugene Theodore, our treasurer at +41783466590 with your name + October 1st P&G Alumni.

We can’t wait to see you there for a conversation that matters.

Kind regards,

Lukasz Stebelski– President

Eugene Theodore–Treasurer

Stephanie Maroc–Secretary