
New Science Ventures, LLC: A US-based venture capital firm investing in life science and IT sectors.
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Andrew Abrams joined New Science Ventures as an associate in September 2016 and became a partner in July 2020. He previously worked in J.P. Morgan’s healthcare investment banking practice in London, focusing on mergers and acquisitions and equity transactions.
Brenda joined New Science Ventures in October 2010 and serves as chief financial officer. She previously worked as a fund controller at Cerberus Capital, managing hedge, private equity and distressed funds with more than $8 billion in assets under management.
Jean-Pierre Bizet joined New Science Ventures as a partner and senior advisor in February 2015. He is a non-executive director on several company boards and a professor of strategy at Université Libre de Bruxelles; he previously served as CEO of D’Ieteren and GIB Group.
Matt joined New Science Ventures in October 2025 as controller. He previously served as director of the Center of Excellence at SteelBridge Consulting and senior director of Fund Services North America at TMF Group.
New Science Ventures, LLC (NSV) is a leading venture capital firm focused on building companies that leverage breakthrough science to create extraordinary value. NSV invests in companies using science-based innovations to address market needs in the life sciences and information technology sectors.
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New Science Ventures invests in early- and late-stage companies using novel scientific approaches to address unmet needs in the life sciences and information technology sectors.
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