Nowhere to Everywhere

Bhupendra Rawal (Bhup) started his professional career as a math tutor and teacher in his early 20s in Nepal. His education was in Nepal, India, and the USA. He is a biostatistician, with research focused on oncology, hematology, and immunotherapy drug development. Over 20 years, he has contributed to cancer research and clinical trials programs at Harvard Medical School affiliates, Mayo Clinic, Moffitt Cancer Center, Bayer, AstraZeneca, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, and CROs. He was a statistical editor/reviewer for prestigious medical journals: Red Journal, J.C.O., and J.A.M.A. and has co-authored more than 100 peer-reviewed articles in various medical journals.


Bhup is an accomplished world marathon runner who has earned two Six Star World Marathon Majors medals, a Seven Continents Marathon medal, and a Polar Challenge medal. He has also been part of a Guinness World Record-recognized group. Bhup had a challenging childhood; he survived sexual abuse, lived with financial adversaries, and was lucky to be alive after a scary bus accident in the hills of Nepal. In addition, he is a proud father. He considers himself a constant dreamer!