Speaker
Jackie Iversen, RPh, MS
What if the future of medicine is not about treating disease more effectively but preserving resilience before disease begins?
Join us on June 23rd, 2026 at 5:30 PM for an exclusive evening presented by Beusail Longevity and Gravitas Beverly Hills.
This intimate gathering will bring together a curated community for an engaging conversation on resilience, inflammation, longevity, and the emerging shift toward prevention focused healthcare.
The evening will begin with a private networking reception designed to foster meaningful connection among individuals passionate about health innovation, longevity science, human performance, and the future of medicine.
The featured presentation and interactive Q and A will be led by Jackie Iversen, RPh, MS, pharmacist, scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, and Co Founder of Sen Jam Pharmaceutical.
During the conversation, Jackie will explore the hidden biological mechanisms that connect inflammation, resilience, human performance, and longevity. Drawing from decades of work in inflammatory resolution, systems biology, and prevention focused therapeutics, she will challenge conventional approaches to health and aging while presenting a compelling vision for the future of medicine.
The discussion will examine how resilience, the body's ability to restore equilibrium and maintain optimal function through intelligent inflammatory resolution, may be one of our most valuable and least understood biological assets.
Attendees will gain insight into the emerging science of immune intelligence, the role of biomarkers in preventative health, and why the future of healthcare may focus less on fighting disease and more on preserving the body's natural capacity for adaptation, recovery, and long term wellbeing.
Whether your interest lies in longevity, performance optimization, preventative medicine, biotechnology, or health innovation, this evening will offer a thought provoking perspective on the future of human health and resilience.
Speaker:
Jackie Iversen, RPh, MS
Co-Founder, Sen-Jam Pharmaceutical
Jackie Iversen is a pharmacist, scientist, inventor, and entrepreneur dedicated to advancing prevention focused approaches to health and longevity.
As Co Founder of Sen Jam Pharmaceutical, she focuses on developing innovative therapeutic solutions rooted in the science of inflammatory resolution and systems biology. Her work explores how the body's innate intelligence can be leveraged to promote resilience, improve health outcomes, and extend healthspan.
Throughout her career, Jackie has combined expertise in pharmacy, biomedical science, and entrepreneurship to challenge traditional healthcare paradigms and advance a more proactive model of medicine centered on prevention, adaptation, and long term wellbeing.
Her work continues to contribute to the growing movement toward resilience based healthcare and the future of longevity science.
Date: June 23rd, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Gravitas Beverly Hills
What to Expect
✓ A thought provoking conversation on the biology of resilience and healthy aging
✓ Insight into the connection between inflammation, immune intelligence, and longevity
✓ Perspectives on emerging biomarkers and prevention focused healthcare
✓ A deeper understanding of inflammatory resolution and the body's natural healing mechanisms
✓ Exploration of how resilience impacts performance, recovery, and long term wellbeing
✓ Live Q and A with Jackie Iversen on longevity science, prevention, and the future of medicine
✓ Meaningful networking with a high caliber community interested in health innovation and longevity
For decades, healthcare has focused on diagnosing and treating disease.
More recently, attention has shifted toward optimizing performance.
The next era may be defined by something even more fundamental: preserving resilience.
This evening will explore a bold and emerging vision for healthcare, one that prioritizes maintaining the body's natural ability to adapt, recover, and thrive long before disease develops.
By understanding and supporting the biological systems that sustain resilience, we may unlock new pathways to healthier aging, improved performance, and greater longevity.
Private Reception • Conversation • Q and A