Henri’s experience spans biopharmaceutical corporate and business development and life sciences venture capital. He leads the firm’s transaction analysis, from valuation and financial modeling through diligence and deal structuring, and the advanced analytics and AI tools that support it.
Henri holds an M.B.A. in Health Care Management from the Wharton School and a B.S. in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University’s Dyson School.

Analysis · April 2026
Everyone knows that drug costs are high, but can they also be too low? In a seeming paradox, concerned observers are saying yes. Despite growing evidence that patients face undue risk, changing the status quo remains difficult for politicians and healthcare leaders alike.

Interview · November 2026
Jeremy Levin believes drugmakers owe a duty to the public, not just shareholders. In an interview with Henri Mattila, the seasoned executive and entrepreneur says Washington should take a page from Beijing’s strategic playbook if it wants the United States to remain a leader in medical innovation.

Interview · December 2024
On the harder path of biotech investing, why medicines endure, and what actually bottlenecks AI in drug discovery.

Interview · December 2024
How a philanthropy shapes health policy without advocating for it, and where affordability and transparency go next.
Interview · May 2024
A leader at the intersection of technology and healthcare on the promise and peril of social media, artificial intelligence, and the misinformation that travels faster than the facts.
Interview · February 2024
On growing up amid war, why healthcare has no equivalent of a nutrition label, and what it would take to hand the money back to the people who already pay for it.
Interview · September 2022
For all the attention paid to America’s fading competitiveness in a globalized economy, there is one sector where the United States still reigns supreme.