Chris Garabedian

Chris Garabedian

Chairman & CEO atXontogenyMassachusetts

Chris Garabedian founded Xontogeny in 2016 and joined Perceptive Advisors in 2017, where he manages the Perceptive Xontogeny Ventures Fund. He previously led Sarepta Therapeutics and held roles at Celgene and Gilead.

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Writes checks ofNot reported
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Career

  1. Gilead · global commercial and corporate development leadership roles
    1997-2005
  2. Celgene · led Corporate Strategy
    2007-2010
  3. Sarepta Therapeutics · President and CEO
    2011-2015
  4. Xontogeny
    Now
  5. Perceptive Advisors · Portfolio Manager
    2017

Companies founded

Xontogeny

Focus

biotechmedtechhealthtech

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Who is Chris Garabedian?

Chris Garabedian founded Xontogeny in 2016 and joined Perceptive Advisors in 2017, where he manages the Perceptive Xontogeny Ventures Fund. He previously led Sarepta Therapeutics and held roles at Celgene and Gilead.

How much does Chris Garabedian invest?

Xontogeny has not reported a check size. It invests at seed.

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Email [email protected], the firm's inbox for founders, and name Chris in the subject. A warm intro from a founder Xontogeny backed works better.

What did Chris Garabedian do before Xontogeny?

global commercial and corporate development leadership roles at Gilead; led Corporate Strategy at Celgene; President and CEO at Sarepta Therapeutics; Portfolio Manager at Perceptive Advisors.

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