Meet LongeviPAC’s Team

LongeviPAC’s Founder, Dylan V. Livingston, majored in physics at Haverford College in 2020. Amidst the challenges of COVID-19, Dylan reengaged with the longevity field in a major way, and ultimately realized that the aging field needed explicit political advocacy to grow to the point many currently in the field dreamed of. With this goal in mind, Dylan officially founded the Alliance for Longevity Initiatives (A4LI.org) in  June 2021. Dylan is also the co-founder of University Students for Longevity (US4L.org) in 2024, an organization with the mission to establish and fund biology of aging-focused student groups on college campuses worldwide to encourage university students to pursue longevity science as career options. As the founder and CEO of A4LI, Dylan has accomplished significant milestones. In 2023, A4LI drove the formation of a Congressional, bipartisan Longevity Science in the House of Representatives, to establish champions of the longevity field in Congress That same year, A4LI successfully proposed and passed SB422 in Montana, drastically expanding right-to-try access to patients in the state. In 2024, he held multiple Capitol Hill Fly-Ins with members of Congress, NIH and DoD, furthering the advocacy efforts for longevity science.

Eric Magro, LongeviPAC's Director of Operations, holds a degree in biomedical engineering and brings extensive experience in organizational strategy and operations. He has contributed to initiatives advancing organ preservation and longevity science, combining technical expertise with a commitment to impactful collaboration. At LongeviPAC, Eric works to streamline operations and build partnerships to support policies driving innovation in health and longevity, aiming to create a future of longer, healthier lives for all.

Edward Hudgins, Ph.D. has had a four-decades career in public policy in Washington, D.C. His background and current work make him ideal for LongeviPAC. He founded and runs the non-profit Human Achievement Alliance. Through engagement with like-values communities, he takes an integrated approach to creating a prosperous, healthy future: economic reforms that unleash technology innovators and entrepreneurs; social institutional transformation; and a culture of optimism, purpose, aspiration, and joy in achievement. He has laid out a broad policy vision for replacing the current, costly “sickcare” system with a true healthcare, healthspan, longevity system. A special focus of this effort has been reform of the Food and Drug Administration. Hudgins is also now executive director of Humanity Plus, which advocates for the ethical use of technology and evidence-based science to expand human capabilities. Hudgins has a worked at the Heritage Foundation, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, the Cato Institute — see his book there on Space: The Free-Market Frontier! — , the Atlas Society, and Heartland Institute. He has a BA from the University of Maryland, an MA from American University, and a Ph.D. from Catholic University of America. He has taught at universities in the U.S. and Germany.