Jenik Radon is a co-founder and a legal counsel at Frezent. He holds a JD degree from Stanford Law School, MCP from University of California, Berkeley and a BA from Columbia University. Jenik Radon is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Public and International Affairs, Columbia University, where he teaches in the areas of sustainable natural resource development, small state development and corporate responsibility. He has also taught access to medicine at Stanford Law School and international investment management at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Formerly, Radon was one of the executors/trustees of Vetter Pharma, a major privately-held pharmaceutical company in Germany. He also serves on the boards and committees of Indian focused biotech and hi-tech venture capital funds. Radon Law Offices, founded in 1980 a boutique law firm representing international companies in corporate matters, and business development and sustainability matters. Jenik Radon has also co-authored “Access to Medicine: Moral Imperative and a New Consciousness” (Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment, Columbia University).