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Lionel Artusio-Payot

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Co-founder & Managing Partner at Zebra Impact Ventures · Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Commodore Capital

New York, New York, United States

About

Investment executive with 15+ years in tech and VC/PE, holding C-level positions and managing several VC/PE funds. Brings deep expertise in agritech with a large specialized portfolio and serves as investment committee chair for a top-3 EU agri-focused family office. Advises foundations and UN entities.

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Experience

  1. Commodore Capital, LPCo-Founder and Managing Partnercurrent2019 — presentNew York, NY
  2. VenrockBiotechnology Investor2016 — 2019New York, NY
  3. Spark Therapeutics, Inc.Consultant for Gene Therapy Pipeline Development2014Philadelphia, PA
  4. ForSight Vision4 (Acquired: Roche)Clinical Research Assistant2010 — 2011Menlo Park, CA

Skills & more

HealthcareBiotechnologyPublic Equity InvestingVenture CapitalClinical TrialsMedicineStatisticsEquity ValuationMedical DevicesClinical ResearchInvestingResearch
+8 moreData AnalysisEntrepreneurshipPublic SpeakingLife SciencesLifesciencesPublic HealthEpidemiologyHospitals

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Lionel Artusio-Payot?
Investment executive with 15+ years in tech and VC/PE, holding C-level positions and managing several VC/PE funds. Brings deep expertise in agritech with a large specialized portfolio and serves as investment committee chair for a top-3 EU agri-focused family office. Advises foundations and UN entities.
Where does Lionel Artusio-Payot work?
Lionel Artusio-Payot is Co-founder & Managing Partner at Zebra Impact Ventures.
Where did Lionel Artusio-Payot go to school?
Lionel Artusio-Payot studied at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)); The Wharton School (Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Health Care Management); Harvard University (Bachelor’s Degree, Economics).

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