Our team combines decades of healthcare investing, clinical science, and operational leadership — united by a shared belief that extraordinary outcomes begin with extraordinary people.



Our advisory board brings together global leaders in real estate, pharmaceutical science, and strategic investment — each bringing a rare combination of operational depth and capital markets expertise that opens doors at the highest levels.
Ramsey Shaheen operates at a level few reach. As President of Cachet Homes, he commands one of Southern Ontario's most powerful residential development empires — delivering over 1,000 homes annually across master-planned communities that have redefined the standard of modern living. With four decades of brand equity behind him and a pipeline that rivals some of the most prolific builders in North America, Ramsey's name is synonymous with scale, sophistication, and enduring value.
For over 15 years, Ramsey has been an active and deeply connected investor in the healthcare space — cultivating relationships, evaluating complex deals, and backing opportunities at the cutting edge of medical innovation. His fluency in both industries gives him a perspective that is exceptionally rare: the discipline of a large-scale operator combined with the instincts of a seasoned capital allocator. Those who work with Ramsey understand quickly that they are dealing with someone who thinks in decades, not quarters.
Dr. Fred Sancilio is not simply a figure in the pharmaceutical world — he is one of its architects. With over 40 years of experience navigating the most demanding corridors of drug development, clinical science, and regulatory strategy, Dr. Sancilio has built, scaled, and exited companies that have reshaped how the industry thinks about bringing transformative medicines to market. His track record speaks in a language sophisticated investors understand immediately: drugs approved, deals closed, and big pharma writing the checks.
Today, as the driving force behind Lobe Sciences, Dr. Sancilio is once again at the frontier. Under his leadership, Lobe has engineered a stabilised, non-hallucinogenic form of psilocin — patented through 2041 — now advancing through FDA clinical trials with Phase 2 fully funded. The pipeline extends further into rare blood disorders, with a compound showing a 43% reduction in painful crises in a market left wide open after Pfizer's $5 billion drug was withdrawn.