Angel Versetti is a founder and serial investopreneur with nine years of professional experience who now leads the Versetti Family Office, focused exclusively on building and funding science-backed longevity startups. He has a proven track record launching and scaling deep-tech and crypto ventures—cofounded Ambrosus with Gavin Wood and led early, high-conviction plays in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Syscoin and Dogecoin that achieved outsized returns and visibility. Angel combines hands-on entrepreneurial execution (up to $4M committed per longevity project and access to follow-on capital) with policy and institutional experience from UN roles and speaking engagements at venues like Davos and the European Parliament. His background spans cybersecurity, decentralized systems and platform businesses, and he has repeatedly turned technical projects into market exits and widely covered ventures. Based in Hamilton, Bermuda, he runs a Longevity Venture Builder that acts as commercial co-founder and incubator, inviting ambitious pre-startup science teams to collaborate. A less obvious thread across his career is a consistent role as a cultural bridge—bringing academic, governmental and crypto communities together to commercialize emerging technologies.
9 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Public Administration - MPA, (Technology, Defence, Energy, Regulations), Master of Public Administration - MPA, (Technology, Defence, Energy, Regulations) at Sciences Po
International Baccalaureate Diploma + 3 A-Levels, International Baccalaureate Diploma + 3 A-Levels at Brockenhurst College
MSc in Evidence-Based Healthcare, MSc in Evidence-Based Healthcare at University of Oxford
BA in Land Economy - dropped out, BA in Land Economy - dropped out at University of Cambridge
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