The Franklin & Marshall College Mafia
19 people studied at Franklin & Marshall College and went on to found or lead other companies.
Richard A. MillerBachelor of Arts - BAFounded Corvus Pharmaceuticals +1Alex C. SapirBAFounded Dova Pharmaceuticals +1Elizabeth CholawskyBAFounded HG InsightsEric NollBachelor of ArtsFounded FusioniqIan KarFounded Fintech TodayNicholas Bergson-ShilcockBAFounded Recurse CenterAlex KraftBachelor of Arts - BAFounded HeaveJoan FallonBAFounded CuremarkDavid F. PenninoBAFounded LogicSourceJohn CrampBAFounded MotionsoftCornelius GeorgeBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Founded ChuqlabJeff SmithBachelor of Arts (B.A.)Founded Precision BioSciencesMark NobleBachelor of Science - BSFounded SolaxaJeff LinihanBAFounded Veil Global TechPeter FiorilloBAFounded RyltiRob MooneyBAFounded Snowden Lane PartnersRushabh VoraEconomicsFounded SilagroupRohan BhargavaBAFounded CashKaroLynn GreenbergBachelor's degreeFounded PIVT
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Franklin & Marshall College mafia?
- The Franklin & Marshall College mafia is the network of 19 people who studied at Franklin & Marshall College and went on to found or lead other companies, including Corvus Pharmaceuticals, Dova Pharmaceuticals, HG Insights, Fusioniq, Fintech Today.
- Who is in the Franklin & Marshall College mafia?
- Notable members include Richard A. Miller (Corvus Pharmaceuticals), Alex C. Sapir (Dova Pharmaceuticals), Elizabeth Cholawsky (HG Insights), Eric Noll (Fusioniq), Ian Kar (Fintech Today), Nicholas Bergson-Shilcock (Recurse Center), Alex Kraft (Heave), Joan Fallon (Curemark), among 19 tracked members.
- What companies did Franklin & Marshall College alumni found?
- Companies founded by Franklin & Marshall College alumni include Corvus Pharmaceuticals, Dova Pharmaceuticals, HG Insights, Fusioniq, Fintech Today, Recurse Center, Heave, Curemark, LogicSource, Motionsoft.
















