HealthTech Founder CEO, PhD Biomedical Engineering. Building teams of the brightest divergent thinkers on a shared mission of solving the most complex problems in healthcare.My Story:After losing my mother to cancer, I pivoted my studies to biomedical engineering. While studying at University of Toronto, Stanford University, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), I also held positions at the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of MIT (Cambridge, MA) and Bosch Research (Palo Alto, CA). I went on to found and scale companies that developed medical devices, therapies and innovations for Parkinson’s Disease, epilepsy, and immunology.Achievements:100+ patents in the health technology space$70M+ raised in venture capital100+ employees hired, led, and inspired to achieve remarkable innovationSuccessful strategic alliances, joint ventures and acquisitionsToday:My current focus is on the development of non-invasive neurotechnology, robotic surgery, and autoimmune disorders, serving as a founder of healthtech startups based in Switzerland. Above all, humbled by the culture of health, purpose, outside-the-box thinking, and technical excellence of our teams. Philosophy:From the longevity of human life to the long life cycles of building health technology companies to my own personal passion for health and fitness, I believe in marathons over sprints. It allows me to remain resilient as I continue to explore the biggest stretch goals in healthcare for the betterment of human health.Passionate about creating positive feedback loops: firm belief that being healthy to lead, leads to health – for our patients, our companies’ growth, our leadership practices, and our brains.The core of my inspiration? Patient Number One: the very first patient of a new clinical trial for a therapy our companies have developed.Reach out to me to:✔️Think about & build leading edge medtech and biotech✔️Discuss brain health over a walk or cold dip in Lake Geneva“Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars, and see yourself running with them.” – Marcus Aurelius