Stephen Sammut is a highly educated and experienced professional who has made significant contributions in the fields of healthcare management and entrepreneurship. He has studied philosophy and literature at Villanova University, and earned multiple business degrees from prestigious institutions such as Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University's Fox School of Business and Management.

Sammut has held leadership positions in various organizations, including his own Pangea University for the Health Sciences, where he is the founder and president. He has also served as senior advisor at Excelsior Group, visiting faculty in healthcare management at Indian School of Business, and a senior fellow and lecturer in entrepreneurship at Wharton Business School.

Additionally, Sammut has worked as a venture partner at Burrill & Company, a partner and managing director at Access Partners, LLP, and held executive positions at GlaxoSmithKline/SR One, Thomas Jefferson University, and the Delaware Valley Transplant Program/Gift of Life Donor Program. He has also served as a member of the advisory panel at Africa Health Fund/Abraaj Capital and as an overseer healthcare management program at Strathmore University Business School.

Sammut's diverse educational and professional background have prepared him to excel in his role as a leader and innovator in healthcare management and entrepreneurship.