Brian Chaput earned his bachelor’s degrees in both Communications and Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

As Vice President for CTE Healthcare Communications, Brian has developed strong relationships with both advocacy and pharmaceutical representatives while he has managed and executed several hundred patient education programs. In addition, Brian has developed particular expertise in utilizing secondary and primary research to examine patient education areas and program formats for the development of sponsored educational initiatives.

Prior to joining CTE Healthcare Communications, Brian was Project Manager for the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Resiliency Project, a psychology-based research program designed to build resilience, promote adaptive coping skills, and teach effective problem-solving to adolescents.

Brian is also an Olympic-level track and field athlete, having been ranked #2 in the USA and #15 in the world in the javelin throw. He also serves as Vice President for Javelin USA, a non-profit group that utilizes track as a tool to educate Philadelphia youth on the importance of being physically fit, self-disciplined, and goal-oriented. In 2004, Brian was an Olympic Team alternate for the United States.