Fay Xing

Fay holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, a MD from Stanford Medical School and a BA, magna cum laude, from Columbia University. 

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While in college, Fay worked four years as a DJ and producer for a public radio station in New York City. In her free time, Fay enjoys international travel, reading, hiking, cooking for her friends and family, and Bikram Yoga.

Fay is a Partner at Wuxi Healthcare Ventures, splitting time between San Francisco and Shanghai. Wuxi invests in life sciences startups in both the U.S. and China. 

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Previously, Fay was a principal at Bay City Capital, a healthcare-focused VC firm based in San Francisco. 

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Before her career in venture, Fay worked at Medtronic cardiac, vascular and neurological divisions. She gained experience in technology sourcing, due-diligence, global product launch, customer loyalty management, product feature prioritization, external partner alliance formation, and cross-functional team collaboration. 

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Prior to Medtronic, Fay co-founded medical device startup CardioCool, which patented a device using the trans-esophageal method to induce cardiac hypothermia and delay the onset of cell death. Fay led the successful completion of several animal trials. 

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Before entering the business world, Fay was resident physician at the New York Presbyterian Hospital, the university hospital of Columbia and Cornell Medical School.

As a graduated member of Class 15, Fay served her fellowship at Bay City Capital under the mentorship of Min Cui and Fred Craves.