Wassim Ghadban

Wassim Ghadban has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Wassim is currently working at BioRender as an Account Executive, a role they have held since October 2022. Prior to that, Wassim worked as a Business Development Representative at BioRender from October 2021 to September 2022.

In 2020, Wassim gained valuable experience as a Student Research Scientist at the National Research Council Canada (NRC). Their work focused on researching exosomes and their potential for delivering therapeutics to specific parts of the body. During their time at the NRC, Wassim also worked on publishing a scientific review paper regarding the use of exosomes to treat neurological diseases across the blood-brain barrier.

Before joining the NRC, Wassim co-founded Capital Sealers Inc. in 2018 and served as the CEO. This company specialized in restoring and preserving exterior wooden structures. Wassim managed the operations of the company until September 2021.

From September 2017 to April 2020, Wassim worked as a Hatch - Business Mentor at the Carleton University Students' Association, Inc. In this role, they provided guidance and support to business students.

Wassim's early career included a co-op term as a Market and Scientific Analyst at the NRC in 2019. Wassim conducted research and wrote reports comparing NRC's technologies with its competitors. Additionally, in 2018, Wassim participated in a biotechnology internship at the NRC. During the internship, they developed a cancer therapeutic and presented it to a panel of judges as a biotechnology start-up.

Overall, Wassim Ghadban's work experience encompasses roles in account management, business development, research, entrepreneurship, and mentoring.

Wassim Ghadban earned a Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology & Biology from Carleton University, where they attended from 2017 to 2021. In addition to their degree, they also obtained certifications in Project Management Level One from Udemy in July 2021 and Biotechnology Start-up 101 from the National Research Council Canada in October 2018.