Nathan Grant, MPhil

Nathan Grant is the Founder and President of Siblings with a Mission, an international organization that supports siblings of people with complex health conditions and their families. He has also served on the Board of Directors of Project Alive and is the author of several research articles on rare diseases, including the book The MPS Sibling: Short Stories for Brothers and Sisters.

His inspiration comes from his twin brother Nik, who has a rare, genetic condition called MPS II (also known as Hunter syndrome). From Cincinnati, Ohio, Nathan is currently a third-year MD/MBA student at Harvard Medical School and Harvard Business School. He received his undergraduate degree in biology from Harvard College and an MPhil in Health, Medicine, and Society from the University of Cambridge as a Harvard-UK Fellow. Inspired by his brother, Nathan hopes to help improve outcomes for people with rare conditions and their families through clinical care, research and advocacy.