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Christoph Ruedig

Investor

Partner at AlbionVC

London

Writes $5M – $10M checks Β· typically $7M

About

Christoph Ruedig is a former medical doctor and ex-Bain & Co strategy consultant who has invested in healthcare companies since 2006, starting at 3i Group before leading M&A for General Electric's digital health division. He joined AlbionVC in 2011 and works with healthcare businesses ranging from early-stage biotech to eClinical technologies and telehealth. He holds a doctorate in medicine from Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich, and an MBA from INSEAD.

Invests in

BiotechDigital HealthHealthtech

Experience

  1. AlbionVCPartnercurrent2011 β€” presentLondon Area, United Kingdom
  2. OvivaMember Board Of Directorscurrent2016 β€” presentZΓΌrich Area, Switzerland
  3. Proveca LtdMember Board Of Directorscurrent2013 β€” presentDaresbury, UK
  4. uMedBoard Observer2020 β€” 2026London Area, United Kingdom
  5. NuvoAirBoard Observer2025Greater Stockholm Metropolitan Area
  6. PeakDataBoard Observer2022 β€” 2024Zug, Switzerland
  7. Arecor Therapeutics plcBoard Observer2018 β€” 2021
  8. GE HealthcareBusiness Development2008 β€” 2011London, United Kingdom
  9. 3i Group plcHealthcare VC2006 β€” 2008London, United Kingdom
  10. Bain & CompanyConsultant, Healthcare Practice Area2003 β€” 2006Munich Area, Germany
  11. Munich University HospitalRadiology Resident2002 β€” 2003

Education

  1. INSEADMBA, Business Administration and Management2005
  2. Ludwigs-Maximilans UniversityMedical Doctor, Medicine1996 β€” 2002

Skills & more

Private Equity13Venture Capital29Mergers3Healthcare4Investments12International DevelopmentDue Diligence11Mergers & Acquisitions21Strategic Partnerships4Divestitures1Management Consulting7Corporate Development9
+3 moreStrategyManagementLeadership

Languages Chinese Β· English Β· French Β· German

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