Shubham Chatterjee

Wharton MS/MBA candidate - BCG - Princeton - Passionate about biotech-driven patient impact
Summary
Shubham Chatterjee is a driven individual with a strong focus on driving patient impact in the biotech sector.
Currently pursuing a dual degree at Wharton, Shubham is transitioning into the realm of biopharma business development and commercialization.
His diverse experiences include internships at Genentech in the Pharma Partnering group, involvement with DCVC, co-founding the LifeSci Beat podcast, and contributing to biotech investment strategies at Wharton Venture Partners.
Additionally, Shubham has provided advisory services to a Penn Lab for a potential therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy through the Nucleate biotech accelerator program, which garnered recognition in the Philadelphia chapter.
Prior to his current pursuits, Shubham accumulated valuable experience at The Boston Consulting Group, specializing in healthcare strategy, operations, and cell therapy product launches.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University and has pursued advanced studies in Bioengineering and Health Care Management at the University of Pennsylvania and The Wharton School respectively.
His educational background, coupled with his professional experiences, positions him as a knowledgeable and skilled professional in the intersection of biotech and commercialization.
Shubham has been involved in various organizations, ranging from hosting the LifeSci Beat Podcast to internships at prominent companies like Genentech and Generate Biomedicines, Inc.
His association with The Boston Consulting Group and roles at Wharton Venture Partners showcase his expertise in the healthcare and biotech sectors.
Shubham's dedication to making a difference in the biotech industry and his multidisciplinary background make him a valuable asset in driving innovation and impact.