Brown University Entrepreneurship Program
Hunter Tsao is a dedicated research assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital, specializing in developing machine and deep learning models for predicting cardiovascular diseases. With a strong entrepreneurial spirit, Hunter serves as Vice President and Chief of Staff for the Brown University Entrepreneurship Program, where responsibilities include managing student startups and organizing initiatives such as the VC Date Night program. In addition to current research in cancer spatial epidemiology at The Warren Alpert Medical School, Hunter has previously conducted impactful research at Massachusetts General Hospital and worked as a data analyst at Epiphany Dermatology. Hunter's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics-Biology from Brown University, and notable contributions to community service through volunteer work.
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Brown University Entrepreneurship Program
The Brown Entrepreneurship Program is a student-run entrepreneurship initiative at Brown University. The program is held to introduce entrepreneurship as a career path and provide capital to student ventures.