Early Life and Education
Clemens Fischer was born on May 28, 1975, in Germany. Fischer's journey began with an early entrepreneurial spirit, launching a stamp-selling business at age eight. At 17, he owned a mobile phone company, showcasing his serial entrepreneurship. He received a strong education, culminating in a medical degree, a doctorate, a master's in Economics and Business Administration, and an MBA from Harvard Business School, laying a solid foundation for his future ventures.
Rise to Success
Fischer's career includes experience at Novartis, where he held a position on the German executive board, overseeing strategy and cardiovascular divisions. His entrepreneurial career took off with the founding of Futrue, an international healthcare group. He has a knack for identifying market opportunities, as evidenced by his development of the diet product Yokebe, which he sold to Perrigo for approximately 150 million euros. He founded PharmaSGP in 2009 and remains Chairman-Supervisory Board.
Key Business Strategies
A key strategy for Fischer has been to build and then sell companies after successful market positioning. He has shown an ability to quickly bring innovative ideas to market. Futrue's focus is on the healthcare sector with ventures in areas such as intelligent bacteria, pain therapies, medical cannabis, and e-health. He is also focused on creating disruptive innovative therapies through Futrue Research & Science. He has set the ambitious goal of halving the development time of new therapies.
Philanthropy
Information on specific philanthropy amounts for Clemens Fischer is not available.
