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Ray Wu

Founder

Founder at Weilos

San Francisco Bay Area

FoundedWeilos · YC

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About

Ray Wu is the CEO of Key to Health, where he leads Keyto, a program designed to help people lose weight and improve their health through a ketogenic diet. He previously founded the digital health company Weilos, which was acquired by Weight Watchers. Wu holds MD and MBA degrees and is an alumnus of McKinsey and Y Combinator.

Founder at WeilosYC S13

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Experience

  1. Key to HealthCEOcurrent2018 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. WeilosFounder2013 — 2016San Francisco Bay Area
  3. Weight WatchersVP Product Management2015 — 2016San Francisco Bay Area
  4. McKinsey & CompanyConsultant2012 — 2013Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

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Financial Modeling11Corporate Development6Strategy9Valuation5Management Consulting6Natural Horsemanship1Strategic Consulting1Private Equity1Venture Capital2Mergers & Acquisitions2Start-ups3Entrepreneurship13
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ray Wu?
Ray Wu is the CEO of Key to Health, where he leads Keyto, a program designed to help people lose weight and improve their health through a ketogenic diet. He previously founded the digital health company Weilos, which was acquired by Weight Watchers. Wu holds MD and MBA degrees and is an alumnus of McKinsey and Y Combinator.
Where does Ray Wu work?
Ray Wu is Founder of Weilos.
What companies did Ray Wu found?
Ray Wu founded Weilos.
Where did Ray Wu go to school?
Ray Wu studied at Joan & Sanford I. Weill Medical College of Cornell University (Doctor of Medicine (MD)); Y Combinator; Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management (Master of Business Administration (MBA)).

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