Bryan Johnson

Tech Entrepreneur, Braintree Founder, Longevity Pioneer

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About Bryan Johnson

Bryan Johnson - Biography

Bryan Johnson is an entrepreneur and investor who founded Braintree, sold to PayPal for $800 million in 2013, and later launched OS Fund and Kernel to advance biotech and neurotechnology.

Bryan Johnson began his entrepreneurial path after serving as a Mormon missionary in Ecuador at age 19. He graduated with a BA in International Studies from Brigham Young University in 2003. Johnson founded Braintree in 2007, which grew significantly and was sold to PayPal for $800 million in 2013. He then founded OS Fund in 2014 to back scientific ventures and launched Kernel in 2016 to develop neurotechnology. Johnson is also known for Project Blueprint, a rigorous anti-aging initiative.

Learn from Bryan when you're...

  • Starting a company with limited resources
  • Scaling a startup to significant growth
  • Creating a distinctive company culture
  • Identifying investment theses in emerging fields
  • Navigating career failures before success
  • Transitioning from operating roles to investing
  • Understanding emerging fields like neurotechnology
  • Adopting data-driven approaches to health

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