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May 5, 2020 · Rahn has been vocal about his lack of support for psychedelic decriminalization efforts, going so far as to say that they could impede scientific progress. Jamon “JR” Rahn, the Co-CEO of MindMed—a psychedelic pharmaceutical corporation which recently went public through reverse takeover of a gold mining company (seriously)—has been ...
MindMed Discover ( Basel, Switzerland) MindMed Pty Ltd. ( Perth, Western Australia) Website. www .mindmed .co. Mind Medicine Inc., also known as MindMed, is a New York -based psychedelic medicine biotech company that develops psychedelic-inspired medicines known as psychoplastogens and therapies to address addiction and mental illness.
May 10, 2023 · Founded in May of 2019 by Jamon A. (“JR”) Rahn, an entrepreneur, Y-Combinator alumnus, and former Uber executive, and Stephen Hurst, a 35-year veteran of the pharmaceutical industry, MindMed quickly carved-out an identity for itself as one of the first “buzzworthy” psychedelic drug development companies starting in the second half of ...
Feb 28, 2020 · Jamon Alexander (JR) Rahn, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Director. JR is a former Silicon Valley tech executive who realized that transformational solutions to mental illness and addiction might lie in developing psychedelic medicines through FDA clinical trials.
Apr 25, 2020 · In an interview with Stang, Jamon “JR” Rahn, the co-founder of psychedelic pharmaceutical startup MindMed— who used to advise “a group of Asian investors to structure and manage commodity-streams and trading opportunities into foreign mining companies”—offered a glimpse into the proprietary future of psychedelic science.
Liked by JR Rahn Happy 36th anniversary to us! On April 8, 1986—36 years ago today—MAPS was founded by Rick Doblin, Ph.D., as a non-profit organization to fulfill…
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Apr 30, 2021 · When co-CEO Jamon “JR” Rahn derided the movement to decriminalize psychedelics in an interview with Forbes, prominent psychedelic commentator Mike Margolies suggested the executive wanted to ...
