Sherman Leung is a multifaceted professional with a diverse background in medicine, technology, management, and entrepreneurship. He is currently pursuing Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the reputed Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. Along with his medical studies, he works as a healthcare investor and incubator at AlleyCorp, focusing on leveraging innovative technologies to improve healthcare delivery for underserved communities. Prior to that, Sherman completed Master of Science in Management Science & Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Before transitioning to healthcare, Sherman worked as an Enterprise Tech Investor at Underscore VC, where he analyzed and evaluated investment opportunities in SaaS, cloud infrastructure, and machine learning. He also served as a product manager at PatientPing and Mango Health, where he designed and launched mobile apps to help patients manage chronic conditions and improve medication adherence. Besides, he gained experience as a mobile developer at Mango Health and Khan Academy.

Sherman is a published author in prestigious journals like Science and Nature and a former lecturer in computer science at Stanford University. Additionally, he was a KPCB Fellow at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and a Greylock X Fellow at Greylock Partners, where he worked on various startup ideas.

Overall, Sherman's expertise lies in healthcare investment, incubation, product management, mobile development, and computer science. He is passionate about using technology to make healthcare more accessible and efficient for people from all walks of life.