About
Paul F. Glenn (1930-2020) was an American commodities trader, investor, philanthropist, and founder of the Glenn Foundation for Medical Research. He built wealth trading commodities and securities for his own account, later co-founded Cycad Group, and became an early-stage investor in technology and life-science companies. Glenn is best known in longevity for endowing and sustaining aging-biology research programs, centers, and fellowships across institutions including Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford, Buck, Mayo, and Einstein.
Areas of interest
longevitybiology of agingbiotechlife sciencesmedical research philanthropyventure capitalmedical devicesdiagnosticsenergy technologiesadvanced materialschemical processes