Anshul is a biotech entrepreneur, experienced executive, board member, philanthropist and attorney. He is the CEO of Project Farma (“PF”) and President of PerkinElmer OneSource. He is also a board member at the Alliance for Regenerative Medicines, Alliance for mRNA Medicines and IQHQ.
Anshul founded and steered PF to become a prominent global consultancy specializing in advancing manufacturing and technical operations for complex biologics and novel therapies with 200+ professionals. Under Anshul’s guidance, PF pioneered the industrialization of groundbreaking therapeutics, including the first-ever commercially approved cell and gene, radioligand, and RNA-based therapies, and cutting-edge biologics. Additionally, Anshul led M&A for PF, bolstering its ability to offer comprehensive solutions to drug developers facing manufacturing challenges. PF’s achievements include leading 100+ facility builds with a total capital investment exceeding $6BB, managing 400+ capital projects, and collaborating with 100+ life science companies.
In 2020, Precision Medicine Group (PMG) acquired PF, making it a key part of Precision’s integrated services focused on research and clinical development, regulatory, manufacturing, and commercial needs to bring transformative therapies to market. Anshul also developed Precision ADVANCE, a collection of interconnected services within PMG focused on successfully bringing cell or gene therapies to market and served as its President from 2020-2024. In 2025, PerkinElmer acquired PF, expanding PerkinElmer’s OneSource Professional Services offering for the life sciences industry.
Anshul’s commitment to advancing next-generation medicines extends past PF to various boards and philanthropic organizations, including IQHQ, Alliance for Regenerative Medicines, Alliance for mRNA Medicines, Institute for Life Changing Medicines and several patient-advocacy organizations.
Before his tenure at PF, Anshul was an attorney and founded several digital agencies. He was a patent litigator at Jones Day and dedicated pro bono work to help persecuted refugees attain asylum in the United States. He graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor’s in Computer and Electrical Engineering and earned his law degree from John Marshall Law School. During law school, he clerked for a federal judge in the Northern District of Illinois and was Editor-in-Chief of the Review of Intellectual Property Law.