On Beyond Longevity, Corinne Briaud Manon discusses women’s healthspan through the lenses of science, consumer trust and commercial execution, drawing on her experience in major corporates and her work across Green Marlin, which advises health and longevity startups, and LongHER, a women’s healthspan community platform.

She explains how the two initiatives connect, including how startups can test their propositions with real consumers, and outlines common early-stage pitfalls such as focusing too much on technical detail and not enough on real consumer need, lacking competitive awareness and structure, and letting passion override business discipline.

The conversation explores what “science-backed” should really mean, why longevity is currently a kind of wild west with real credibility risks, and why women’s health needs to become a serious business if it is to address historic underinvestment.

Corinne emphasises the importance of getting the basics right first for women, including basic health assessments, body composition, sleep, movement, strength and social connection, rather than spending blindly on superficial solutions. She also points out that access remains skewed towards the privileged and that prevention will need to be properly incentivised if it is to reach the masses.

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00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro

01:38 Two Ventures Overview

02:43 Ecosystem Linking Both

04:17 How Longher Helps Startups

06:20 Green Marlin Origin Story

07:39 Startup Gaps and Fixes

11:48 Passion Versus Business

13:00 Spotting Real Innovation

14:44 Authenticity in Longevity Clinics

16:53 From Lab to Market

18:53 What Science Backed Means

20:56 Longevity Wild West

24:09 Why Womens Health Must Scale

28:01 Workplace Healthspan Shift

28:30 Workplace Health Costs

29:19 Menopause Support Programs

30:57 Women Led Health Startups

32:09 Beauty Versus Longevity Hype

33:54 Muscle Health Foundations

35:29 Where To Begin Basics

39:17 Stop Wasting On Superficial

41:14 Longevity Access Inequality

45:19 Prevention Model Shift

50:02 Future Of Longevity Trust

51:49 Rapid Fire Takeaways

55:32 Closing Reflections