Allen Law is a leading global authority on the emerging US$8 trillion longevity economy and is Asia’s most prominent longevity entrepreneur and investor. Allen Law has invested US $156m in launching MORROW, a 38,000 sq ft flagship longevity centre in Singapore, which is being rolled out globally with an initial focus on Hong Kong, China, UAE and Australia.

Across a substantial global portfolio of high-growth companies and investments, which includes Park Hotel Group, MOVE [REPEAT], and REVL Training, Allen Law’s commercial interests are aligned with his global mission to extend the human health span. He is also Principal at Seveno Capital, a VC fund backing the component innovations of the longevity revolution.

Allen Law founded Park Hotel Group in 2004 and grew it from a single hotel into a substantial operator of top-tier luxury hotels located across Asia.

In 2023, Allen Law was appointed Co-Founder of MOVE [REPEAT] - a collective of boutique fitness facilities and brands with over 50 studios in 5 countries, which is planning to double in size by 2025 through organic expansion and by M&A activity. MOVE [REPEAT] also incorporates Yoga Movement and also operates the STRONG Pilates franchise in Singapore.

In 2025, Allen invested in fitness brand REVL Training, with plans to double REVL’s footprint and to grow revenue sixfold by 2028.

Allen Law is also Principal at Seveno Capital— a venture capital fund backing early and growth-stage ventures with the holistic potential to extend human healthspan.

Allen Law is founder and CEO at MORROW, which is reimagining how people live, grow and thrive by uniting cutting-edge technology, personalised coaching and transformative environments into one seamless ecosystem, with new locations set to open worldwide following the launch of its flagship 38,000 sq ft Singapore site in 2025.

Leading by example, Allen Law stays physically active, engaging in activities ranging from gymnastics lessons to weekly yoga and Pilates. Allen Law also recently competed in track and field events at the World Masters Games in Taipei in May 2025, and won second place in the High Jump event.