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Henri Currie

Investor

Founder-in-Residence at Tin Alley Ventures

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

About

Henri Currie is a founder-in-residence focused on building in biotech, with interests in autoimmune disease, women's health, and gene regulation, and a goal of improving equitable access to medicines for underrepresented populations. She previously worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, serving healthcare and life sciences clients in Australia, the USA, and Japan. She holds a Bachelor of Biomedicine (Immunology, Bioinformatics) from the University of Melbourne.

Invests in

BiotechFemTech

Experience

  1. Gallant BioCo-Founder / COOcurrent2025 β€” presentMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
  2. Tin Alley VenturesFounder in Residence2024 β€” 2025Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  3. McKinsey & CompanyAssociate2023 β€” 2024Tokyo, Japan
  4. McKinsey & CompanyBusiness Analyst2021 β€” 2023Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Skills & more

Event Planning2Time Management3Interpersonal SkillsTeam Leadership10

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Henri Currie?
Henri Currie is a founder-in-residence focused on building in biotech, with interests in autoimmune disease, women's health, and gene regulation, and a goal of improving equitable access to medicines for underrepresented populations. She previously worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company, serving healthcare and life sciences clients in Australia, the USA, and Japan. She holds a Bachelor of Biomedicine (Immunology, Bioinformatics) from the University of Melbourne.
Where does Henri Currie work?
Henri Currie is Founder-in-Residence at Tin Alley Ventures.
What does Henri Currie invest in?
Henri Currie invests in Biotech, FemTech.
Where did Henri Currie go to school?
Henri Currie studied at University of Melbourne (Bachelor of Biomedicine, Immunology); The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (Certificate: International Relations and Political Economics); Queen's College, The University of Melbourne.

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