Dr. Matthew B. , Ph.D. – Medicinal Chemist Grant Writer and Business Consultant
Grant Writer and Business Consultant Dr. Matthew B. is an entrepreneur and consultant with experience in drug discovery and design, medical diagnostics, design of chemical sensors, and technology commercialization. At ScienceDocs, he supports companies of all sizes in the development of business plans, conducting market and competitive analysis, and pursuit of non-dilutive funding. He brings his experience with technology development and commercialization together with his technical expertise to provide a first-hand perspective of business development and strategic analysis in the life science industry.
Services:
- Technical Writing
- Slide Deck Preparation/Review (VC presentations, technical, etc.)
- Grant Writing/Review (SBIR, BARDA, and others)
- Business Plan Development (Commercialization Strategy)
- Market Analysis
- Competitive Analysis
- Basic Research (Pre-clinical and Clinical)
- Graphic Design
Experience:
In addition to consulting with ScienceDocs, Dr. Matthew B. has experience as a business consultant in the life science industry where he has supported biotechnology development through the analysis of market trends, product development strategy, performing in-depth competitive analysis, developing reports and publications for shaping business strategy, developing financial models in support of company valuations, and pursuing sources of non-dilutive funding through government and non-government sources. He also has been the Co-founder/Director of Technology Development of a company focused on medical diagnostics, and the Co-founder/COO of a company focused on software development for the purposes of reputation management in the restaurant and entertainment industries.
Dr. Matthew B. earned both his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry from Purdue University. His dissertation focused on the development of molecules that modulate protein-protein interactions in the context of treatment for cancers caused by errors in DNA replication and damage repair. He serves as a co-awardee for the patent on this technology, in addition to his contributions in the development of a new class of chemical dye sensors for use in medical diagnostics.
To work with Grant Writer and Business Consultant Dr. Matthew B., please visit our quote page and request him in the description area.
