PHILLIPPE CHAU - Engagement Partner

"The Growthink team works hard to provide its clients with the ability to achieve their entrepreneurial dreams.  It is exciting to work with innovative professionals that transform ideas into action."

Also serving as Growthink's Director of Engagement Management, Phillippe brings to Growthink an operational and entrepreneurial finance skill set with specific expertise in real estate, construction, restaurant & hospitality, film & entertainment, consumer products and e-commerce. 

Phillippe began his career at Growthink as a business analyst after graduating from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship and Business Law. Since then, he has been involved with over 100 client engagements ranging from pre-revenue start-ups to multi-million dollar ventures.  To date, Phillippe has helped secure early stage capital and financing for several of his clients within the healthcare, e-commerce, retail and consumer products space. He has also consulted clients on building their business from the ground up, starting from the concept and idea phases to launching the business and generating revenues. 

Notable engagements include the following:

• Strategic planning and fundraising for a start-up healthcare platform focused on offering patient advocacy services

• Performing in-depth research and analysis on precision die cast market segments for a $500M company seeking to expand and grow into additional markets

• Developing the offering package for a start-up mobile application for a capital raise of $5M and providing ongoing consulting that lead to the development of a prototype into test markets. 

Prior to joining Growthink, Phillippe worked as a marketing associate for one of Keller William’s top producing realtors in Beverly Hills, California.  There, he was responsible for the marketing efforts of several multi-million dollar properties. He also gained experience at Planning Associates of Louisiana, a boutique financial planning firm, where he performed financial analysis on several advisory platforms for accounts ranging from $25,000 to $250,000.