Chester Aldridge

Chester Aldridge has a diverse work experience in various industries. Chester is currently the Chairman and CEO of US Equity Holdings, where they incubate, finances, and manages ventures in entertainment, clean energy, biotechnology, and the internet.

In addition to their role at US Equity Holdings, Aldridge is also a Co-founder and Chairman of Aelan Cell Technologies, a company focused on biomedical technologies for human health and longevity. Chester served as the Co-founder and Chairman of Mount Tam Biotechnologies, where they worked on developing medical compounds to improve the health of those affected by autoimmune diseases, with a specific focus on lupus.

Aldridge has also been involved in organizations focused on aging and chronic disease, such as the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, where they served as a Buck Advisory Council Member. Chester acted as a Strategic Advisor to Fraunhofer's Pompeii Sustainable Preservation Project, a collaboration between leading research institutions in Europe.

In the field of clean energy, Aldridge has held leadership positions as the Chairman and CEO of Equity Solar, which develops chemistries to improve photovoltaic cell efficiency, and as the Chairman and CEO of PV Tech Group, a solar photovoltaic manufacturing integrator.

Chester is also the Co-founder and Chairman of BioCorps Ventures, and was the Founder and CEO of South 5 Records, which exclusively licensed the entertainment rights to Austin Brown, nephew of Michael Jackson.

Chester Aldridge is a lifetime alumni of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. No specific start or end year is mentioned, and no field of study is provided.