Blue Zones

Blue Zones is a United States-based company located in Edina, Minnesota. It is a privately held company with 79 employees and reported revenue of $50 million. Blue Zones specializes in applying global best practices for longevity and well-being to improve people's lives. They offer a program called Blue Zones Community Well-Being, which aims to address societal challenges like homelessness, obesity, and diabetes by providing sustainable and comprehensive solutions that enhance health and economic prosperity. Their flagship initiative, the Blue Zones Project®, focuses on creating communities that embody the principles of longevity, fostering healthier and more vibrant cities, campuses, and neighborhoods. The company was founded by Dan Buettner, a renowned researcher, explorer, and New York Times bestselling author. Buettner's work on longevity, including his National Geographic cover story "The Secrets of Living Longer," has garnered significant recognition, including a National Magazine Award nomination. For more information about Blue Zones and their initiatives, please visit their website at bluezones.com.