Tom Raffin is a Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Telegraph Hill Partners, where he leverages his deep medical expertise to guide venture capital and growth equity investments. A Stanford M. D. graduate, he specializes in sourcing and building companies in the life sciences and medical technology sectors before their sale to strategic partners.
His career is deeply rooted in academic medicine, serving as a Professor of Medicine, Emeritus at Stanford University, where he also completed his undergraduate and medical degrees. He contributes his expertise to the Gladstone Foundation, a non-profit biomedical research organization, by serving on its board of directors.
Unique fact: Before his career in venture capital, he was the Co-Director of the Intensive Care Unit at Stanford University Medical Center.
Tom Raffin
Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Telegraph Hill Partners
San Francisco, California, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Life Sciences Investing
As a Co-Founder of a venture capital firm, his primary focus is on investing in and growing life sciences and medical technology companies.
Academic Medicine
Holds the title of Professor of Medicine, Emeritus (Active) at Stanford University, showing a long-term commitment to the academic medical community.
Critical Care
His clinical background includes serving as Co-Director of the Stanford University Medical Center ICU and Chief of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.
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Work History
9-2001
Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Telegraph Hill Partners
Education
AB from Stanford University
Education details unavailable from Medical Residency, Brigham & Women's, Harvard
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Location : San Francisco, California, United States
Job Level : Leadership
Designation : Co-Founder and Senior Partner at Telegraph Hill Partners
