Bryan Johnson
Entrepreneur behind Braintree, Kernel and the Blueprint anti-aging project.
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- Bryan Johnson is an American entrepreneur and venture capitalist.
- He founded the payments company Braintree in 2007, which bought Venmo in 2012 and was sold to PayPal for $800 million in 2013.
- He then started OS Fund in 2014 and the brain-measurement company Kernel in 2016.
- In 2021 he launched Project Blueprint, an anti-aging protocol with himself as test subject, now a company selling health products under the slogan "don't die".
Key facts
- Born
- 22 August 1977, Provo, Utah1
- Founded
- Braintree (2007); OS Fund (2014); Kernel (2016); Blueprint (2021)1
- Exit
- Braintree and Venmo sold to PayPal for $800 million (2013)1
- Education
- BA, Brigham Young University (2003); MBA, University of Chicago Booth (2007)1
- Protocol
- Publishes his Blueprint longevity protocol2
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