Richard Golob is the co-founder and CEO of Quantori, Inc., one of the world’s leading data
sciences and digital transformation service companies for the life science and healthcare
sectors. Previously, he served as Global Head of Life Sciences at EPAM Systems, a publicly
traded firm with more than 60,000 professionals worldwide. Richard joined EPAM through its
acquisition of GGA Software Systems, a scientific informatics outsourcing company that Richard
co-founded and where he served as CEO.

Earlier in his career, Richard was actively involved in the environmental and energy fields,
serving as an adviser to government agencies worldwide and to the United Nations
Environment Programme, as well as a publisher of respected environmental newsletters. He
also served as an environmental industry adviser to the venture capital firm Charles River
Ventures and as chairman of the Harvard Environmental Health Council at the Harvard T.H.
Chan School of Public Health.

Richard was president of the United Nations Association of Greater Boston from 2006 to 2017.
Currently, he serves as a member of the Leadership Board of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center and as a board member of the United Nations Association of Greater Boston, the
International Institute of New England, and the Anti-Defamation League – New England. In
addition, he is president of the Puchovichi Memorial Park Project and advisor to Making Peace
Visible. Richard is coauthor of “The Almanac of Renewable Energy” and co-editor of “The
Almanac of Science and Technology”. He received his A.B. degree in biochemical sciences
from Harvard College.