Zach Weinberg of Operator Partners on the Future of Healthcare and BioTech (EP.135)

I’ve listened to a lot of impressive people on this podcast, but Zach Weinberg truly blew me away. Zach’s made some incredibly smart investing moves in his life, and he’s only 34 years old. He is a grade-A hustler, habitual entrepreneur and prolific angel investor. Zach and his business partner Nat Turner sold their second start-up venture, an advertising technology company called Invite Media, to Google for $81 million in 2010. After taking a turn toward a foray in the healthcare sector, they sold data and software company Flatiron Health to Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche for $2 billion in 2018. Flatiron Health, founded in 2012, makes software that pools patient data from electronic health rec­ords for cancer treatment centers. Zach was the company’s co-founder, president and COO. He oversaw research, product, engineering and recruiting initiatives. He’s currently invested in over 30 tech startups throughout the U.S. In this episode, Zach and I chat about his backstory, healthcare, biotech research, connecting with founders, Google, Shopify, education and more. 

Guest - Zach Weinberg, General Partner at Operator Partners, Co-Founder at Flatiron Helath, Angel investor 

howardlindzon.com, operatorpartners.com, angel.co/zachweinberg 

Twitter: @howardlindzon, @zachweinberg, @knutjensen 

linkedin.com/in/zachweinberg 

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