Dr. Ravi Mehrotra Joins MTS Health Partners as Partner
"Ravi's deep analytical focus on key biopharma industry issues and his wide ranging relationships with both companies and investors, combined with the distinct investment banking franchise that we have built to date, will continue to propel us to be among the most prominent and value-added strategic and financing advisors to the life sciences industry," said
Prior to joining MTS,
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