Enzo Biochem: Matthew Kupferberg

Aug 03, 2022

Matthew Kupferberg has been appointed as general counsel of Enzo Biochem. Most recently, he was general counsel, chief compliance officer, and privacy officer at Digital Medical Technologies (Adhere Tech). Previously, he worked at Health Delegates, RxEDO, DaVita, and Humana, as well as several law firms. Kupferberg holds a BA from Binghamton University and a JD from Boston College Law School.

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