Matthew Laskowski

Chief Executive Officer at TOBY

Overview

Matthew Laskowski serves as Chief Executive Officer at TOBY [1], where Laskowski leads development of a non-invasive urine test that detects multiple cancers early using advanced spectroscopy and AI [2]. Laskowski has held the CEO position since April 2023 [3]. Prior to TOBY, Laskowski worked as Senior Director of Strategy at Leah from October 2022 to June 2024 [8], and held the position of Director of Strategy at ContractPodAi® from September 2021 to October 2022 [9]. Laskowski completed a Master of Science in Computer Science at Northwestern University between 2016 and 2018 [11], and earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University between 2014 and 2017 [12].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

As CEO of TOBY, I’m leading the development of a non-invasive urine test that detects multiple cancers early using advanced spectroscopy and AI. We’re making screening radically simpler, more accurate, and affordable—bringing population-scale early detection within reach.

Career history

  1. Chief Executive OfficerApr 2023 to presentTOBY
  2. Nashville Project HealthcareFeb 2025 to May 2025Nashville Entrepreneur Center
  3. MedTech Accelerator (Mayo Clinic & ASU)Mar 2025 to Mar 2025Mayo Clinic
  4. Life Sciences Commercialization AcceleratorOct 2024 to Dec 2024LifeX
  5. U.S. Early Stage AcceleratorJul 2024 to Sep 2024MassChallenge
  6. Senior Director of StrategyOct 2022 to Jun 2024Leah
  7. Director of StrategySep 2021 to Oct 2022ContractPodAi®
  8. Head of Operations for Global Strategic AccountsMay 2021 to Sep 2021Finastra

Education

  1. Master of Science - MS, Computer Science2016 - 2018Northwestern University
  2. Bachelor of Science (BS), Industrial Engineering2014 - 2017Northwestern University
  3. Bachelor's Degree, Physics2013 - 2014Wesleyan University

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