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Erin Sharoni is the chief product officer (CPO) of FOXO Technologies Inc., a technology startup using the science of AI and epigenetics to reinvent the life insurance industry. Erin has more than ...
Erin Sharoni is a second-year Master’s in Bioethics student at Harvard Medical School. The controversy around experiments involving infant monkeys and their mothers in professor Margaret S ...
Erin Sharoni is a biology master’s student at Harvard who studies longevity. At 39, it’s not just an academic interest. She’s fashioned her life around ensuring she’s healthy: exercising daily, ...
If they named a movie after Erin Sharoni’s life, it might go something like this: Wall Street Meets the Mets. Or Jets. Or Knicks. Or Rangers. The perfect storm landed Sharoni in her role as ...
Erin Sharoni, Chief Product Officer of FOXO Technologies, outlines why it’s critical for every industry to look at their business through a longevity lens, share the economic and ethical impacts ...
St. John’s basketball fans are very familiar with television show sideline reporter and fitness model Erin Sharoni.
In the news: In 2021, FOXO Technologies appointed Erin Sharoni as chief product officer of FOXO Life and also announced the closing of $10 million in funding ...
CBS Sports’ Erin Sharoni spotted this Kentucky fan in a bar following the Wisconsin win. Let loose. What the heck. It’s not like Kentucky has made the Final Four…three of the past four years.
" Erin Sharoni brings incredible expertise and experience to lead FOXO LIFE and its expanded promise of helping its customers live an optimized, healthy life," says Jon Sabes, CEO and Founder of FOXO.
The buzz about the New Orleans Saints bounty program has subsided a bit, but NFL commissioner Roger Goodell still has a mess on his hands. The allegations of a pay-for-performance scheme instituted ...
Dan Rubenstein and Erin Sharoni sat down to preview the 2012 NHL Playoffs. Which teams have a chance to make a run at the Stanley Cup?
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