Bruce’s journey in the health-tech and life sciences space spans decades. He has served as a partner in several healthcare investment funds since 1999, with roles spanning NM Rothschild, GBS Ventures, and later in Switzerland. He transitioned into more operational leadership when he joined Stryker Orthopedics, where he managed the European thoracolumbar spine business—overseeing marketing, sales, and product launches across a multi-national footprint. His investment work has further been deeply rooted in healthcare infrastructure. At Ares Life Sciences, he was involved with the leveraged buyout of Esaote, a medical imaging company focused on advanced connectivity tools. More recently, Bruce was a Managing Partner of Takeda Digital Ventures where he helped create new digital health models that serve tens of thousands of patients including complex GI patients through the world's first, and America’s only, nationwide specialty Gastrointestinal Clinic. Bruce joins Trice straight after a successful stint as CEO of Cardiogram Inc. A wearable health company that stores patient data in a highly trusted environment, providing vital insights to patients’ own healthcare journey. Beyond his corporate roles, Bruce has given back through teaching—serving part time as a Professor of Entrepreneurial Finance to help nurture future health-tech leaders.