Matthew Goldman is a Partner at J2 Ventures and a practicing physician. He served as founding Chief Medical Officer of the Defense Innovation Unit and holds academic roles at Johns Hopkins and Stanford.
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J2 Ventures writes $1M to $10M checks, larger than 83% of firms in the atlas.
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- United States Air Force · Colonel
- Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) · founding Chief Medical Officer
- Johns Hopkins Health system · practicing physician
- Stanford Children's Health · Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatric Gastroenterology
- J2 Ventures · PartnerNow
- Defense Innovation Unit · Chief Medical Officer
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Who is Matthew Goldman?
Matthew Goldman is a Partner at J2 Ventures and a practicing physician. He served as founding Chief Medical Officer of the Defense Innovation Unit and holds academic roles at Johns Hopkins and Stanford.
How much does Matthew Goldman invest?
Matthew Goldman invests through J2 Ventures, which writes checks of $1M to $10M at pre-seed, seed, series a.
How do I pitch Matthew Goldman?
Email [email protected], the firm's inbox for founders, and name Matthew in the subject. A warm intro from a founder J2 Ventures backed works better.
What did Matthew Goldman do before J2 Ventures?
Colonel at United States Air Force; founding Chief Medical Officer at Defense Innovation Unit (DIU); practicing physician at Johns Hopkins Health system; Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatric Gastroenterology at Stanford Children's Health; Chief Medical Officer at Defense Innovation Unit.
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