Helping founders, funds, and organisations in digital health and deeptech navigate growth, governance, and fundraising — with someone who has been on both sides of the table.
Stephanie works with digital health founders and funds who need a credible clinical voice at the table — someone who can evaluate the science, stress-test the commercial model, and engage meaningfully with both clinicians and investors. Particularly valuable for MedTech, digital therapeutics, and health data ventures navigating their first institutional raise.
With experience as both an investor and active community builder in the Australian blockchain ecosystem, Stephanie brings a rare combination of technical literacy, governance experience, and market access. She has a particular interest in sovereign technology and the dual-use implications of frontier tech. She is open to investment committee roles, advisory board seats, fractional positions, and advisory or board roles with funds and organisations operating at the frontier.
Neuroscience researcher turned venture investor turned practising doctor and consultant — the thread connecting it all is a drive to understand complex systems and the people building them.
Stephanie is a practising medical doctor with an MPhil in Clinical Neurosciences from the University of Cambridge and an MChD from Australian National University. Her Cambridge research focused on Brain-Computer Interfaces and early Alzheimer's disease biomarkers, under supervisors including Nobel Laureate Prof John O'Keefe.
Her investment career spans AirTree Ventures — where she focused on blockchain, HealthTech, MedTech and cybersecurity — and Possible Ventures, where she served as Investment Manager for Frontier Tech. She also sits on the Investment Committee of the York Street Capital Digital Asset Fund.
Alongside her consulting work, Stephanie continues to practise medicine in Australia, bringing direct clinical insight to every engagement in digital health and deeptech.
From Solana Hacker Houses and Web3 summits to VC investment trend panels and government policy forums, Stephanie brings clinical precision and commercial insight to conversations that matter.
Stephanie writes on Substack about digital health, blockchain policy, frontier tech investment, and the structural questions that sit between these worlds. Occasional, considered, not a newsletter in the traditional sense.
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