Robert Schultz is a life science entrepreneur, professor, and patient advocate. He has over a decade of life science industry experience working with organizations like the National Organization for Rare Disorders, the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, and was recently appointed by Governor Baker to the Massachusetts Rare Disease Advisory Council. He completed the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council’s MassCONNECT program where he developed a new patient driven business development model that promotes trust between patient communities and companies developing products to address unmet needs for patients with rare and debilitating conditions.

Mr. Schultz is also an adjunct professor of Entrepreneurship at Babson College and Healthcare Entrepreneurship at New York University. He has been an adjunct professor of Marketing at Bentley University where he organized the high profile event “How The World’s Most Successful Medicine Was Developed” featuring VIPs such as former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis in collaboration with the Center for Integration of Science and Industry. He was an instructor of Business Intelligence at Clark University, and Healthcare Innovation at University of Massachusetts-Boston.

Mr. Schultz received his MBA from University of Massachusetts-Boston and BS in International Business from Northeastern University.