About Me

Harold Walder has over 30 years of experience in developing and leading high-performance organizations to innovate products and processes to fulfill high unmet medical needs. Harold has spent the last 18 years as the president of Immunolight, developing a paradigm-shifting novel treatment for cancer. 

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Prior to joining Immunolight, Harold spent 18 years at Johnson and Johnson. In his tenure at J&J, he has led research and development, new business development, worldwide operations, and strategic planning organizations to innovate new products for the oncology, diagnostics, and diabetes markets. Prior to J&J, Harold worked as a medical-device reviewer at the Food and Drug Administration and as a design engineer in the high-tech defense electronics industry.

Harold received his bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering from Rutgers University, his master’s degree in medical engineering from George Washington University, and his MBA in executive management from the West Chester University of Pennsylvania.