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Thang Vo-Ta

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Co-founder & CEO at Callali

London, England, United Kingdom

FoundedCallali

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Co-founder & CEO at Callali

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Co-founders at Callali

DLDr Lara Zibners
Dr Lara ZibnersCo-founder & Chairman

Experience

  1. Calla Lily Clinical CareCEO & Co-Foundercurrent2021 — presentGreater London, England, United Kingdom
  2. Founders PledgePledgercurrent2017 — present
  3. Calla Lily Personal CareCEO & Co-Founder2014 — 2022London Area, United Kingdom
  4. Fernando Gonzalez Garden DesignDirector2012 — 2022London Area, United Kingdom
  5. Manhattan Loft CorporationDirector of Acquisitions2003 — 2014London
  6. Goldman Sachs InternationalAssociate, Principal Investment Area2000 — 2002London
  7. Goldman Sachs InternationalAnalyst, Investment Banking - Real Estate Advisory1998 — 2000New York
  8. The Blackstone GroupSummer Analyst, Sponsors For Educational Opportunity1997New York

Skills & more

Clinical Trials2Translational Medicine2BiotechnologyMedical DevicesEntrepreneurship3Product Development1Business Strategy4Real Estate Development1Marketing Strategy1Start-ups1Graphic Design1Mergers & Acquisitions
+8 moreInvestmentsStrategyReal EstateFinanceCapital MarketsResidential HomesInvestment PropertiesPortfolio Management

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Who is Thang Vo-Ta?
Co-founder & CEO at Callali
Where does Thang Vo-Ta work?
Thang Vo-Ta is Co-founder & CEO of Callali.
What companies did Thang Vo-Ta found?
Thang Vo-Ta founded Callali.
Where did Thang Vo-Ta go to school?
Thang Vo-Ta studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Bachelor of Science, Management (Sloan School of Management)); University of Oxford (Master of Science, Translational Health Sciences); Singapore American School.

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