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Annie Lamont's firm Oak HC/FT invested more than once in Sema4, a company that got $17 million in state contracts on its way to going public.

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They finished with 34 members, their charge was not to make recommendations, and i think thats because they werent going to be able to make recommendations, frankly. >> and the report was put together by a commission of legal experts appointed by president biden. whats the real world impact of their conclusions, do you think? >> to do anything really big and substantive youd need congress and the president. theres no real buy in from joe biden to change things or from the majority in congress. b...

Annie Lamont's firm Oak HC/FT invested more than once in Sema4, a company that got $17 million in state contracts on its way to going public.

Concerns about bias and prejudice from multiple repeat appointments have plagued party-appointed arbitrators for years. This is true of international arbitration, commercial arbitration...

Annie Lamont's firm Oak HC/FT invested more than once in Sema4, a company that got $17 million in state contracts on its way to going public.

The coronavirus was spreading rapidly, workplaces were locked down, and Connecticut could barely turn around a virus test result in less than two weeks. It was April of 2020. The state was desperate for help from any laboratory that could process COVID tests quickly. Much of the laboratory space at Sema4, a Stamford-based healthcare technology startup, was sitting idle, its genomic data analysis business largely suspended by the pandemic. So Sema4 pivoted.

The Mirror’s reporting shows that Oak HC/FT invested in Sema4 twice.

Annie Lamont's company expanded its investment in Sema4 after it got a $17.2 million COVID contract from the state.