Richard Forster

An academician of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a professor at Yale School of Entrepreneurship, a retired director of McKinsey, and a senior partner of the Goldman Sachs Chambers Street President's Club. Being elected as an academician has always been considered one of the highest honors in the United States, and only those who have made outstanding contributions in their respective fields and to the world can be elected. Founding President Washington, British Prime Minister Churchill Famous scientists such as Einstein were selected among them., Yale University Resident Executive. It enjoys a high reputation in the business, academic, and technology management fields. Currently serving as a professor at Yale School of Entrepreneurship, I have helped Yale University improve its entrepreneurial ecosystem through my extensive industry resources. Pay attention to the relationship between capital information, innovation, and management. Author of two great books on innovation: Innovation: The Advantage and Creative Destruction of Offenders, and also the proposer of the S-curve concept of innovative technology., McKinsey is a retired director and has worked for 35 years at this world leading consulting company. I personally founded McKinsey Private Equity Fund, McKinsey Global Technology and Innovation, McKinsey Healthcare and other departments. Providing consulting services to over fifty industrial sectors. After retiring from McKinsey, Foster has become more focused on the fields of healthcare and innovation and entrepreneurship. Currently, he is a board member of six healthcare companies and two computer and machine learning companies, one of which he founded. Co Chairman of the National Science, Engineering, and Medical Advisory Bureau in the United States. Director of the Santa Fe Institute, a world-renowned complex science research center. Member of the advisory committee in the TED medical field.