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Tyler Van Horn

Chief Executive Officer at Science 37

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area

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Mathew KayeunlockedTyler: together at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
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×2Tyler: together at IQVIA

Chief Executive Officer at Science 37

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Experience

  1. Science 37Chief Executive Officercurrent2024 — presentRaleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area
  2. Science 37Chief Commercial Officer (CCO)2024Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area
  3. Science 37Vice President and Chief of Staff, Corporate Strategy & Development2022 — 2024Raleigh, NC
  4. Science 37Senior Director, Corporate Strategy2022Raleigh, NC
  5. Science 37Director, Corporate Strategy2021 — 2022Raleigh, NC
  6. IQVIAVarious2015 — 2021Durham, NC

Skills & more

Start-up CompaniesDecentralized Clinical TrialsInnovationPublic Company LeadershipOrganizational TransformationWorkforce DevelopmentStrategic ThinkingThought LeadershipStrategic InitiativesShareholder & Investor RelationsProcess AutomationPartnership-building
+12 moreP&L ManagementOperational ExcellenceNegotiationMergers & Acquisitions (M&A)Licensing AgreementsJoint VenturesIntellectual PropertyExecutive ManagementCost ReductionRestructuringCompany ValuationClinical Trials

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Tyler Van Horn?
Chief Executive Officer at Science 37
Where does Tyler Van Horn work?
Tyler Van Horn is Chief Executive Officer at Science 37.
Where did Tyler Van Horn go to school?
Tyler Van Horn studied at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School (Master of Business Administration - MBA, Concentration in Strategy & Leadership); North Carolina State University (Bachelor of Science - BS, Agricultural Economics, with Minors in Accounting, Business Administration, & Environmental Sciences).

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