Keith L. Black

Dr. Keith Black is one ofthe Managng Member of the General Partner of Multiverse Investments LLC.
Dr. Black works as a Chariman and a Professor at the Maxine Dulitz Neurological Institute of Cedar-Senai Medical Center.
He is the Founder and CEO of Black Light Surgical, Inc. and Fortem Neurosciences, and member of the Board of Directors of Novonco Therapeutics, Inc. Founder of Arrogene, Inc. and NeuroVision Imaging LLC, Dr. Black also presently holds the position of Chairman for NeuroVision Imaging LLC and Chief Scientific Officer for Imagine Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Previously, Dr. Black was a member of the faculty of University of California, Los Angeles.
While there, he was the Department of Surgery's Ruth and Raymond Stotter chair, and served as head of the Neurosurgical Oncology and the Comprehensive Brain Tumor Program at UCLA Medical Center.
He also taught at the University of California Irvina School of Medicine.
He was also the Director of Arrogene, Inc. Dr. Black publsihed and authored a book entitle "Brain Surgeon: A Doctor's Inspiring Encounters with Morality and Miracles".
He was profiled on the public television series "The New Explorers", and he was also featured in different magazines such as Esquire as part of the list of "The 21 Most Important People of the 21st Century", and in the 1997 special edition of Time Magazine, "Heroes of Medicine".
In 2007, he opened a new brain tumor research center at Cedar-Senai - the Cochran Center.
Dr. Black finished medical school at University of Michigan Medical School through an accelerated program which allowed him to complete his undergraduate degree and medical school in only six years.