Thomas Raffin is the Senior Partner and Co-Founder of Telegraph Hill Partners, a life sciences private equity firm. This role is complemented by a distinguished 28-year career at Stanford University, where he is now Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Biomedical Ethics. Colleagues describe him as professional, fair, insightful, and knowledgeable. He holds a BA and MD from Stanford University.
Tom Raffin
General Partner/Co-Founder at Telegraph Hill Partners
San Francisco, California, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Life Sciences Investing
As the co-founder and a general partner of Telegraph Hill Partners, he actively invests in and advises healthcare and medical device companies.
Biomedical Ethics
He co-founded and directed the Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics, where he is now a Professor Emeritus, and has co-authored a book on intensive care choices.
LGBTQ+ Advocacy
Serves as the Co-Chair of the Board for the National AIDS Memorial and works with LYRIC, an organization for LGBTQ+ youth in San Francisco.
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Work History
2001
General Partner/Co-Founder at Telegraph Hill Partners
1980 - 2008
Colleen and Robert Haas Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Biomedical Ethics at Stanford University
Education
1964 - 1973
BA from Stanford University
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Location : San Francisco, California, United States
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Designation : General Partner/Co-Founder at Telegraph Hill Partners
