Senior executives who travel internationally face a compounding set of health risks that most corporate travel policies do not address. Circadian disruption degrades decision-making. Cardiovascular stress accumulates with frequency. Destination-specific infectious disease risks are routinely underassessed. And the combination of jet lag, altered diet, disrupted exercise, and high-stakes performance pressure creates a physiological environment that accelerates chronic disease — often invisibly.
Dr. Paul Kilgore lived overseas for 12 years, has worked clinically and in research across approximately 30 countries, and is the creator of TravelGuard™ — a comprehensive travel health risk assessment tool. As a board-certified internist, epidemiologist, and longevity medicine physician, he has direct clinical experience managing the health of patients who operate at the intersection of high performance and high mobility.
This session provides a structured approach to executive travel health risk management: pre-travel medical optimization, destination-specific risk assessment and mitigation, jet lag and circadian management strategies backed by evidence, medical emergency and evacuation planning, maintaining a prevention strategy on the road, and building an organizational protocol for protecting traveling leaders. Dr. Kilgore draws on his own international career and his clinical experience to deliver guidance that is specific, practical, and immediately implementable.
Organizations spend millions moving executives around the world. This session addresses the risk they are not managing while they do it.

Format: Executive briefing or keynote. Duration: 45–60 minutes. Target audience: C-suite executives, global travel risk managers, corporate security directors, international HR teams, executive assistants managing travel logistics, aviation medicine professionals. AV needs: screen, microphone, HDMI.