Owen O'Connor

NYU Elaine A. & Kenneth G. Langone Medical Center provides health care services. It offers treatments for bone, joint, and muscle disorders; brain and nervous system disorders cancers, tumors and blood disorders; genetic and chromosomal disorders and immune system disorders. The company was founded in 1841 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Part of New York Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center is a healthcare organization that includes hospitals, nursing homes, and ambulatory care centers. Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center was acquired by New York Hospital on July 25, 1996.

Part of New York University, New York University Medical Center is a healthcare provider that offers personalized treatment for reproductive and sexual health conditions in men and women. The private company is based in New York and provides emergency and urgent care at various locations, as well as Virtual Urgent Care. NYU Langone's Community Health Needs Assessment and Service Plan aims to support behavior change and disease prevention at the neighborhood level. The American company was founded by J. Ira Harris.

Therasis, Inc. develops oncology drugs. It offers oncology therapeutics for use as single agents or in combination therapy. The firm's proprietary technology, the Therasis Filter, represents a paradigm shift in the ability to discover therapeutic targets, their chemical inhibitors, and associated biomarkers and this platform integrates world-class expertise in high throughput screening, systems biology, cancer genetics and clinical research. The company was founded by Owen A. O'Connor and Riccardo Dalla-Favera in 2007 and is headquartered in New York, NY.