Benjamin Rolnik Email & Phone Number

Stanford, Ca, Us

Stealth Startup. 2023.

After successfully angel investing in early stage startup companies, we created Arben Ventures to privately syndicate our favorite deals. >$10M AUM and growing. www.Arben.Ventures dm for password

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Our mission is to fix the broken healthcare system. We’re bridging the gap between technology and medicine to provide breakthrough innovations to usher in a quantum leap in healthcare. Over the next 5 years, we will make precision healthcare an affordable reality across the world.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Dr. Michael Snyder is the Chair of the Department of Genetics and the director of the Center of Genomics and Personalized Medicine at Stanford University. The Snyder lab is at the forefront of precision medicine, bioinformatics, and “omics” analysis. Dr. Snyder’s goal is to fix the broken aspects of our healthcare system by employing scalable, affordable solutions that can predict and prevent disease. Part of this work entails developing robust “omics” profiles (metabolomics, lipidomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, etc.), which can be analyzed with machine learning and artificial intelligence to produce clinically meaningful results. Eventually, physicians and patients will both be able to derive actionable health insights in real time directly from the convenience of their mobile phones.

- Founded one of the largest millennial personal development organizations in Los Angeles with satellite hubs in New York and Melbourne, Australia.- Featured up by LA Times, PopSugar Magazine, Well + Good, and others.(currently on pause)

Co-Founded an enterprise software platform for agencies and social media influencers with over 500,000 unique pages analyzing over 1,000,000 bits of real time data.The YouTube Creators Directory - www.socialjunction.com

On March 19, just a week after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a global pandemic, the Global COVID-19 Relief Coalition was founded as a 501 c 3 project of The Giving Back Fund. Weeks later, over 20 teams of innovators across the world assembled virtually at the Global COVID-19 Relief Coalition Hackathon (goGCRC) to begin architecting medical, social, and technological solutions for COVID-19. In addition, GCRC provided 100,000 masks to hospitals in Zanzibar, protecting frontline healthcare workers.Hosted by the Global COVID-19 Relief Coalition, along with scientists from Stanford University in partnership with Entrepreneurship at Cornell University, Weill Cornell, NEXUS, Summit, Amazon Web Services, Vocareum, and The National Institutes of Health, the goGCRC hackathon brought together doctors, data scientists, lawyers, activists, and other innovators for sixteen weeks. Unlike a traditional hackathon, which might bring to mind images of caffeine-fueled programmers burning the midnight LEDs in a repurposed high school gym, the goGCRC Hackathon was designed to address problem spaces across the entire COVID-19 experience, filling cavities in infrastructures around mutual aid, personal protective equipment (PPE), healthcare availability, and grief—among many others. Another difference, of course, was that it took place entirely online.Utilizing Slack, Zoom, $180k of credits provided by Amazon Web Services, and a hosting platform, the Collective by RoundGlass, the GCRC hackathon successfully hosted over 20 cross-disciplinary projects from computer vision-automated mask fitting to virus data visualizations to an effort to better support families virtually grieving the loss of a loved one. View Hackathon Summary link -

The quality of our life is determined by the quality of our relationships. Our research suggests most people would prefer to meet their signifiant other in real-life, doing what they love to do while stepping out of their comfort zone and learning about love. So we’ve evolved Underground Unattached from a curated dating experience to DEEPEN, a series of live events facilitated by educators, entertainers and accredited guides. You meet interesting people, doing interesting things.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

The goal of the UCLA Laboratory for Stress Assessment and Research is to advance the science of stress and health to help prevent disease and improve wellbeing. To accomplish this goal, we employ a team science approach to conducting multi-level studies that integrate ideas and methods from psychology, neuroscience, immunology, molecular biology, genetics, and genomics. This enables us to examine how social-environmental stressors promote a variety of mental and physical health problems that cause substantial morbidity and mortality. In addition, we develop online systems for assessing and managing stress, and provide expert consultation and intervention services to a variety of public, private, and governmental organizations. By addressing these issues, we aim to reduce the enormous impact that stress and disease have on human health worldwide.

- Created 3 new divisions within the company.- Personally managed the careers of world-renowned celebrities.- Executively produced albums, music videos, and multimedia marketing campaigns - Booked 10 city U.S. Arena Tour with Live Nation (14,000 person capacity)- Packaged multi-million dollar sponsorship deals

Assembled group of 3 developers (UI/UX, Back-End & iOS, and Android) to create a geoproximity based bluetooth social network called VIDA. Raised a small amount of seed capital and joined USC's Blackstone Launchpad Startup Incubator.

Philosophy, Biology, & Psychology

Post-Bacc, Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies