Understand Startup Valuation in Your Next Angel Investment

The Wharton Alumni Angel Network (WAAN) Boston will have its next education webinar discussing cap tables and providing general and industry-specific criteria/methodology for valuation analysis. The webinar will consist of a panel of 3 experts from the software/TMT, life sciences and medicine/digital health industries. Our 3 panelists are listed below.

• Michele Colucci, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Digital DX: focused on medicine and digital health for early stage companies. Ms. Colucci has authored 5 patents in the technology space and founded companies in the legal, technology, retail and entertainment spaces. She has also developed an AI model to identify data points for investment considerations.
• Casey Simmons, Associate Director of Qatar Investment Authority Advisory USA: leads growth equity and buyout investments in TMT. Prior to Qatar Investment Authority, Mr. Simmons was a Principal at next47, the €1bn investment arm of Siemens, and a Vice President at Schroder Adveq.
• James Carroll, Founder & Managing Partner of Boston Life Science Investments: focused on identifying promising companies in the biotech and life sciences industries. Prior to Boston Life Science Investments, Mr. Carroll was the Chief Commercial Officer for Bionostics, where he significantly grew the company’s market share, sales and EBIT.

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