Erin spent the last few years co-founding a number of companies in the peptide, hormone, and cellular medicine space. She also consults for organizations, providers, and investors interested in establishing related programs or protocols within their portfolios.

Prior to focusing on cellular medicine and longevity, Erin held numerous leadership and consulting roles within the digital health space. She also has experience advising both governmental and commercial institutions with Deloitte Consulting, primarily around technology use in the healthcare industry. Earlier, she served as a senior research coordinator and fellow at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), regarding standard of care development for infectious diseases and global migration and quarantine efforts. As well, she conducted research at Atlanta’s Grady Health System, a leading public healthcare system and Emory University Rollins School of Public Health.

Erin started her career in a cardiac physiology lab at the University of Michigan Medical School. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Spanish from the University of Michigan and Master’s degrees in Public Health and Business Administration from Emory University. She lives in Los Angeles, CA with her family and enjoys reading, fitness, reggae and dancehall music, and nature with the dogs!