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Ram Chuttani

Chief Medical Officer at ALLURION TECHNOLOGIES
Executive

About Ram Chuttani

Ram Chuttani, M.B., B.S., is Allurion Technologies’ Chief Medical Officer and a founder, serving since November 2017. He is 64 years old, educated at Maulana Azad Medical College, and completed his internal medicine residency at Norwalk Hospital (Yale) and a gastroenterology fellowship at Harvard Medical School . Prior to Allurion, he was Director of Endoscopy and Chief of Interventional Gastroenterology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and served on the Harvard Medical School faculty for 20 years; he has published over 100 scientific articles and lectured widely on advanced endoscopic procedures, co‑inventing treatments for GERD and co‑developing novel obesity therapies . Company or role‑specific TSR, revenue growth, and EBITDA growth metrics are not disclosed in the filings reviewed .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Allurion Technologies, Inc. (ALUR)Founder; Chief Medical OfficerSince Nov 2017Clinical leadership for development of obesity treatments including Allurion Balloon; co‑development of novel treatment approaches
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterDirector of Endoscopy; Chief, Interventional GastroenterologyNot disclosedLed advanced endoscopic procedures; pioneered innovative therapies in digestive disease care
Harvard Medical SchoolFaculty20 yearsResearch and teaching; >100 scientific publications; global lectures on advanced endoscopy

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotable Contributions
Harvard Medical SchoolFaculty20 yearsPublished 100+ scientific articles; lectured and demonstrated novel/advanced endoscopic procedures globally

Fixed Compensation

  • Not disclosed. Ram Chuttani is not listed as a Named Executive Officer (NEO) in the 2023 or 2024 compensation tables; those tables cover the CEO, CFO (2023) and CEO, Chief Legal Officer, and COO (2024) .

Performance Compensation

  • Not disclosed. The company’s annual performance cash bonus framework is described for NEOs, but no individual metrics or payouts are disclosed for Ram Chuttani in 2023–2024 proxies .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricAs of Feb 28, 2025As of Oct 31, 2025
Shares owned (direct/indirect)66,516 66,516
Options exercisable within 60 days7,433 15,597
Total beneficial shares (shares + exercisable options)73,949 82,113
Shares outstanding (company)5,961,714 7,770,047
Beneficial ownership %1.24% (73,949 ÷ 5,961,714) 1.06% (82,113 ÷ 7,770,047)
  • Alignment safeguards: Allurion’s Insider Trading Policy prohibits pledging company stock as collateral and hedging transactions by directors and officers, improving alignment and lowering hedging/pledging risk .
  • Clawback: The company adopted a Compensation Recovery Policy effective October 2, 2023 requiring recovery of erroneously awarded compensation to current/former executive officers upon material restatements, subject to SEC/NYSE rules .

Employment Terms

  • Specific employment agreement terms, severance, non‑compete, and change‑of‑control economics for Ram Chuttani are not disclosed in the filings reviewed .
  • Company‑wide governance context: filings affirm no material legal proceedings involving directors or executive officers, which includes Ram Chuttani .

Investment Implications

  • Strong clinical leadership and founder status: Chuttani’s long tenure and deep endoscopy expertise support product execution and clinical credibility, a lever for adoption and regulatory progress .
  • Skin‑in‑the‑game: His beneficial ownership shows alignment, and company policy prohibits pledging/hedging, reducing adverse incentive risks .
  • Disclosure gaps: Lack of individual compensation detail (fixed/variable targets, vesting) limits pay‑for‑performance analysis on a standalone basis .
  • Capital structure and governance backdrop: RTW’s large stake (32.7%) and multiple capital proposals (warrant repricing and note conversions) increase dilution/change‑of‑control sensitivity; while this is company‑level, it can affect retention incentives and equity value realization for executives including Chuttani .