John Dvor is a global corporate development executive, specializing in commercializing innovative technologies as an investor and operator with inorganic and organic strategies.  He serves as Managing Director of Agon Ventures, a family owned holding company, invested in health technology, life sciences, medtech, motorsports, real estate and other alternative assets.

As an investor, he co-founded the Tufts Health Ventures Corporate Venture Capital Fund, raising and investing $200M+ in VC, PE, LP strategies, M&A deals, and structured multiple JV deals with leading hospitals, insurance companies and medical technology platforms. He served as GP at Miraki Innovation, a $100M+ medical technology venture fund spin-out from Harvard Mass General Hospital, and expanded the firm into Montreal, QC and Dubai, UAE. Key investments include Iora Health (acquired $2B by Amazon), SSI Innovations ($3B IPO), Kaiser Permanente Ventures (LP), Shamaym (Israel).   He serves as Venture Partner at C10 Labs, a VC fund spin-out from the MIT Media Lab.

As an entrepreneur and executive, he has held senior corporate development roles at several multi-billion AUM family offices on M&A roll-up consolidations, including Helge Capital, Millhouse Capital (UK), Aga Khan Foundation (Pakistan), and public companies such as iRobot Corporation, Pluri Biotech (Israel) and ReMed Life Sciences (Japan).

Mr. Dvor graduated with his Bachelor’s Degree from Harvard University. His career started in the US Marine Corps at The White House as US Secret Service Attaché, serving during the Clinton and Bush Administrations, traveling on 30+ Advance Travel Missions, and was awarded Presidential Service Badge #17996. He serves on several advisory boards for Veteran and DOD healthcare research and development to benefit military veterans.