Mr. Daniel Patrick

Daniel Patrick is a Finance Senior Fellow in the Department of Social Sciences at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Patrick was most recently executive director, Portfolio Management, at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, where he led a group that integrated the entire development portfolio of post-research research and development (R&D) assets through lifecycle management to enable efficient portfolio decision-making by executive leadership. He worked with senior management across research, development, manufacturing and commercial to enable portfolio management excellence to drive pipeline delivery & portfolio value.

Prior to Regeneron, he was vice president, Corporate Portfolio Management, for HUTCHMED, a Hong Kong-based biopharmaceutical company. In this role, Patrick was involved in a broad range of activities across the organization that drove the global pipeline, including drug project and portfolio investment decision operations, analytics, and portfolio performance management to enable decision-making for pipeline investments to expedite the delivery of new medicines to patients. 

Patrick has more than 30 years of professional experience in the life sciences and financial services industries. His career began at JP Morgan where he directly assisted industry analysts valuing companies in support of mergers and acquisitions transactions. 

He then joined Merck & Co., where he held positions of increasing responsibility in finance, operations, and R&D. In his last role at Merck, Patrick led the R&D division merger integration team for the Merck/Schering-Plough merger (deal value of $41 billion). He then joined Celgene Corp. as executive director of global financial planning and analysis. 

Following his tenure at Celgene, he became a principal consultant at Taygan Point Consulting Group, a boutique management consulting firm specializing in the life sciences industry, where he led project teams on critical client transformation projects and served as an adviser and thought leader for senior executives.  He then led the global R&D business operations and analytics group at Daiichi Sankyo Co. for three years before his role at HUTCHMED.

Patrick holds a bachelor's degree in finance from Manhattan University and a master's in finance and marketing from the Simon Business School of the University of Rochester. He is also a certified Six Sigma Black Belt and has authored numerous articles on project management and R&D portfolio management.

He has lectured at USMA since 2008, primarily in SS394, SS494, SS463, and SS470. He has also been an adviser to the Investment Club and numerous Projects Day Research Symposium teams.