Matthew Udewitz Email & Phone Number

Matthew Udewitz Education

• Rady School of Business at the University of California, San Diego

  Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Rady Venture Fund, Lab to Market, & Various Consulting Engagements working with company founders of early stage start up companies.)

  2009-2013
• University of California, San Diego - The Rady School of Management

  Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Biotech, High Tech, Private Equity, Valuation, VC, Business Development, Strategy, & Lab to Market)

  2009-2013
• David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

  Assistant Professor Oncology & Head Neck Surgery UCLA Med (Jonsson Cancer Center, Beckman Laser Labs, Publications in cancer research. Assistant Professor of Surgery to Dr. Dan J. Castro. Taught Dr. Castro the methods of the laser for use as a knife to eliminate cancer and use of a special diffusor tip to eliminate cancer at the margins. Cancer Cure of Squamous Cell Carcinoma, a first, on one human patient in Phase III FDA Study. Patient entered study as terminal, with less than 6 months to live. Patients life extended by many years. Official first use of laser as a knife used on humans.)

  1997-2011
• University of California, Santa Barbara

  Bachelor of Science (BS) (National Public Lobby, Santa Barbara Representative, lobbied US Congress, Senate, & President Elects Al Gore and George Bush. Set the curve in Genetics taught by Dr. Dan Morse, the Founder of Silicon Biotechnology and biochips of Affymax/Affymetrix. Competed a majority of upper division science classes required by Medical School, passed MCAT and tuned down Harvard Medical School for Ernst & Young. Completed Genetics, Biochemistry, Cancer Biology, Immunobiology, Physiology, Pharmacology, etc.)

  1995-2000
• University of California, Santa Barbara

  Bachelor of Arts (BA) (Omicron Delta Epsilon International Economics Honors Society, AICPA, & Accounting Association. Graduated first in my class, identified as an outlier, and offered a position at University of California as a Professor of Economics and Accounting upon graduation. Turned this position down to work at Ernst & Young in Silicon Valley during "DOT COM.")

  1995-2000