Former life sciences and healthtech venture capital investor. Co-founded Lindus to prove that technology could help deliver better, faster clinical trials. MSc Biology, University of Oxford.

Michael was previously a Special Adviser to the UK Prime Minister, where he advised on a range of issues including life sciences. Before serving in government, he worked at McKinsey & Company and L.E.K. Consulting, predominantly on commercialization and M&A in the healthcare space. His time in government during the pandemic showed him how much trial delivery depended on fragmented, outdated infrastructure, and convinced him the industry needed a fundamentally different operating model; without this none of the groundbreaking advances in understanding human biology will ever benefit patients. He founded Lindus to fix these bottlenecks.

Luke is a physician with nearly three decades of clinical and leadership experience. He was Lindus employee number three. He previously served as CEO of Omnes Healthcare, delivering dermatology, ENT, diagnostic, and general practice services to the NHS, and directed clinical governance at UnitedHealth Group (Optum). He continues to practise as a GP alongside his role at Lindus, bringing frontline clinical perspective to the medical oversight of every trial. He trained at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and holds an MBA from Durham University.

Sean has built his career on the investment and dealmaking side of clinical-stage biopharma. Before Lindus, his most recent role was at AtaiBeckley (acquired by Lilly), a neuropsychiatry company, where he led end-to-end transactions across M&A, licensing, academic collaborations, and equity investments. He has also served on the boards of multiple clinical-stage biopharma companies, in both Director and Observer roles. He began his career at L.E.K. Consulting, advising biopharma, pharma services, and private equity clients on corporate strategy and due diligence. He holds a BA and an MSc in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.

Gemma leads R&D of Citrus, Lindus’ AI-assisted operating system. She is a technology executive who has spent her career building and scaling engineering teams. Before Lindus she spent three years as a Principal Software Engineering Manager at Microsoft, leading teams of up to 30 engineers on Telecoms products in Azure. Prior to that she spent 23 years at Metaswitch Networks, advancing from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineering Manager. She holds a BA in Mathematics and a Diploma in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge, and is an active advocate for women in technology.