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David Hendren
Executive Leader | Early & Growth Stage Entrepreneur | Board Director | Strategic Advisor | Venture and Private Equity Investor
David Hendren is a seasoned leader with extensive experience in healthcare and technology sectors, specializing in areas such as strategy, operations, commercialization, and exits.
His background includes roles as a founder, VC, CEO, Board Chair, counsel, and advisor, focusing on start-ups, venture finance, turnarounds, and special opportunities.
In the Venture Capital/Private Equity realm, David has a comprehensive understanding including deal-flow generation, investing, building/managing companies, and executing financing and exit transactions.
His leadership skills encompass strategic planning, financial management, team development, IP strategy, risk management, and structuring financing and strategic transactions.
David's expertise in technologies/services involves identifying, developing, and commercializing healthcare, biomedical, and IT technologies, and managing programs for healthcare delivery and management.
With a strong educational background from Dartmouth College and Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, David has a solid foundation for his career.
He has been associated with organizations like Augmentum Ventures, VIC Technology Venture Development™, MassChallenge, Edison Awards, and Babson College in various capacities.
His rich experience includes managing director roles, strategic advising, mentoring, and being a part of review boards in healthcare and technology sectors.
David Hendren's board experience spans across healthcare, technology, and other areas, where he focuses on enhancing teamwork, transparency, and performance within management and boards.
Highlights
A fantastic podcast on how we envision that Qura's implantable platform will help transform patient care, starting with how we treat the urgent problem of hypertension. #Qura #StartupHealth
Better application of digital technology, including more effective acquisition and use of data to improve outcomes and reduce costs, represents the next frontier in virtually every area of healthcare. As exciting as prospects may seem today, we are only at early stages of what is possible to revolutionize how patients are cared for and how we live, age, and manage chronic disease. The key will be data that is timely, reliable, useful, and actionable.
