Tunde Oshinowo
VICE PRESIDENT, PORTFOLIO GROWTH, HEALTHCARE
Tunde Oshinowo is a Vice President, Portfolio Growth for Sandbox Healthcare. He supports the Blue Venture Fund’s investments in Lumeris, First Dollar, tango, and HeartFlow.
Prior to Sandbox, Tunde was an associate at Abundant Venture Partners, where he focused on digital health and senior care. Tunde started his career in digital product design at Next College Student Athlete, the largest athletic recruiting network in the US.
Tunde holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. An NFL alumni, Tunde also played professional football for four years following his time at Stanford University, where he received a BS in Electrical Engineering.
VICE PRESIDENT, PORTFOLIO GROWTH, HEALTHCARE
Tunde Oshinowo is a Vice President, Portfolio Growth for Sandbox Healthcare. He supports the Blue Venture Fund’s investments in Lumeris, First Dollar, tango, and HeartFlow.
Prior to Sandbox, Tunde was an associate at Abundant Venture Partners, where he focused on digital health and senior care. Tunde started his career in digital product design at Next College Student Athlete, the largest athletic recruiting network in the US.
Tunde holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. An NFL alumni, Tunde also played professional football for four years following his time at Stanford University, where he received a BS in Electrical Engineering.
VICE PRESIDENT, PORTFOLIO GROWTH, HEALTHCARE
Tunde Oshinowo is a Vice President, Portfolio Growth for Sandbox Healthcare. He supports the Blue Venture Fund’s investments in Lumeris, First Dollar, tango, and HeartFlow.
Prior to Sandbox, Tunde was an associate at Abundant Venture Partners, where he focused on digital health and senior care. Tunde started his career in digital product design at Next College Student Athlete, the largest athletic recruiting network in the US.
Tunde holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. An NFL alumni, Tunde also played professional football for four years following his time at Stanford University, where he received a BS in Electrical Engineering.