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Andrew Herr
Andrew Herr is the founder and CEO of Flykitt (and its parent company Fount), a health and human-performance company that builds systems to eliminate jet lag by targeting circadian disruption and travel-induced inflammation. Before entrepreneurship, he spent over a decade advising the U.S. military on human performance and biotech strategy from the Pentagon's Office of Net Assessment, working with Navy SEALs and fighter pilots. Holding three Georgetown master's degrees and twice named an Army 'Mad Scientist,' Herr has turned the performance secrets of special operators into products trusted by pro sports teams, executives, and everyday travelers.
Katie Hanson
Katie Hanson is a strategic operator at the seam between health, AI, and regenerative systems. As Chief Business Officer at Wonder Sciences, she helps move next-generation mental healthcare protocols from research into the real world; as Partner at The Liminal Collective and advisor to organizations from Oceanic Global to Earth 300, she works across the rare overlap of healthspan, climate, and frontier technology.
Scott Magargee
Scott Magargee is the CEO and co-founder of Springbok Analytics, a Charlottesville, Virginia company that turns ordinary MRI scans into FDA-cleared, AI-built 3D maps of every muscle in the human body. A former Princeton history major and Top 100 law firm litigator, he traded courtrooms for muscle health, joining the University of Virginia spinout in December 2019 and steering it through a $5M oversubscribed Series A in January 2025 backed by the NBA. Under his watch, Springbok has scanned elite athletes, pro basketball leagues, and clinical-trial patients, chasing a single idea: make muscle visible, measurable, and actionable.
Springbok Analytics
Springbok Analytics is a Charlottesville, Virginia AI company spun out of the University of Virginia that turns standard 2D MRI scans into precise, interactive 3D maps of the musculoskeletal system. Its FDA-cleared platform quantifies up to ~140 individual muscles - measuring volume, fat infiltration, asymmetry, scar tissue, edema and tendon morphology - to create a 'digital muscle twin' used by elite sports teams, clinical researchers, and longevity programs to assess injury risk, track rehab, and monitor age-related muscle change.
WIN Reality
WIN Reality is an Austin-based sports technology company that turns the Meta Quest headset into a virtual batting cage. Founded in 2018 by former Colorado Rockies GM Dan O'Dowd and his son, ex-pro player Chris O'Dowd, the company lets baseball and softball hitters take game-speed reps against a library of nearly two million real pitches from more than 7,000 pitchers - plus AI swing analysis through a phone. Its mission is to democratize professional-grade training, putting the same tools used by most MLB franchises into the hands of youth, travel-ball, high school and college players.
Flykitt
Flykitt is a personalized jet lag prevention system built by Fount, a Los Angeles human-performance company founded by former Pentagon researcher Andrew Herr. It pairs a course of timed supplements, blue-light-blocking glasses, and an AI-powered app that schedules exactly when a traveler should take each pill, wear the glasses, eat, and sleep based on their specific flight. Born from work optimizing Navy SEALs and fighter pilots, Flykitt treats jet lag as a combination of circadian disruption and flight-induced inflammation, and claims the majority of users report minimal to no jet lag.