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Rajan Shah

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Partner at L Catterton

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Rajan Shah is a Partner at L Catterton. He previously served as a Principal at Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, where he worked on global consumer and healthcare services opportunities across the firm's Toronto and Hong Kong offices, and earlier held roles at Imperial Capital and PwC's corporate finance group. He holds a Bachelor of Accounting and Finance and a Master of Accounting from the University of Waterloo and is a Chartered Accountant in Canada.

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ConsumerHealthtech

Colleagues at L Catterton

Frequently asked questions

Who is Rajan Shah?
Rajan Shah is a Partner at L Catterton. He previously served as a Principal at Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, where he worked on global consumer and healthcare services opportunities across the firm's Toronto and Hong Kong offices, and earlier held roles at Imperial Capital and PwC's corporate finance group. He holds a Bachelor of Accounting and Finance and a Master of Accounting from the University of Waterloo and is a Chartered Accountant in Canada.
Where does Rajan Shah work?
Rajan Shah is Partner at L Catterton.
What does Rajan Shah invest in?
Rajan Shah invests in Consumer, Healthtech.

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