SKY CHRISTOPHERSON
– Olympic Cyclist
– Founder, GOLD AI
Sky Christopherson is an Olympic athlete, world record holder, and drug-free human performance pioneer at the intersection of sport, technology, and public health. Sky has been featured in Fortune, Sports Illustrated, Outside Magazine, Financial Times, and more. He was voted 5th nationwide in the “Top 40 Under 40 in Healthcare Innovation,” and inventor of 16 patents defining the next frontier of AI-powered health and wellness.
A member of the U.S. Cycling Team, Christopherson set a world record in cycling using an innovative “digital health” model inspired by Dr. Eric Topol. This was expanded to help the women’s team win Olympic medals when Lance Armstrong was banned for drugs, and it was showcased in the GOLD Health origin story film Personal Gold.
In 2024, Christopherson launched GOLD at the Paris Olympic Games—an AI platform powered by the health and performance leveraging insights of Olympians now using translational science to make health, fitness, and wellness innovations accessible to all to improve public health.
