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Dr. Hollerbach is an Adviser to the Triana Group, and the founder and CEO of Triana’s partner firm the Taku Group. A graduate of the MIT, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University of California at San Francisco, she holds degrees in Molecular Biology, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Global Business, and a PhD in Biomedical Engineering. Dr. Hollerbach started her career in research positions at the University of California, the Whitehead Institute, Stanford Research Institute, the C.S. Draper Laboratory, and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Moving to the industrial sector, she served as CEO, President, Executive Vice President, VP of Technology, VP of Products, and other management roles in companies ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to startups. She served on the Board of Directors of multiple companies, of a major regional hospital in San Francisco, and of the Association for Corporate Growth. Dr. Hollerbach founded the California-based Taku Group to serve the national and international business development needs of medical and other technology companies. Since then, Dr. Hollerbach has helped numerous foreign and American companies with a variety of projects, including the design of clinical trials suitable for FDA submission, expansion into US and foreign markets, development of licensing deals with US and foreign partners, creation of distribution channels, facilitating financing, technology and business due diligence on behalf of investors. Moreover, as a Principal in Pacific Bio-Health Consulting, Dr. Hollerbach facilitates the formation of long-term partnerships originating in and/or entering into the Pacific-Asia region, for clients in medical/health/wellness sectors. Dr. Hollerbarch is German and American, speaks multiple languages, has worked with companies in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, and has lived in Europe and in North America. She enjoys flying airplanes and climbing mountains. [back] |
Têtes de réseau & investisseurs de New York: Karin HOLLERBACH
