For a founder seeking to scale from Beirut to Berlin to Boston, or a limited partner (LP) looking for exposure to the emerging markets of Southern Europe and the Middle East, Caline’s network is not just an asset; it is the infrastructure.
Caline’s superpower lies in her multicultural fluency. Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, she effortlessly shifts between the analytical rigor of US venture math, the regulatory patience of European tech, and the ambitious, multi-generational wealth mentality of the Gulf. Caline Zeaiter Goracy
The chapter, which she co-wrote with Bachir Elias and Carine El Hajj, addresses a critical and debated issue in bariatric surgery: the optimal timing for ventral hernia repair in patients who are also candidates for weight loss surgery. The research team notes that obesity is a well-known risk factor for the development and recurrence of these hernias. The authors propose that for asymptomatic hernias, surgical repair should be delayed until after bariatric surgery, once weight loss has stabilized. They also recommend a laparoscopic approach to allow for a thorough surgical site exploration. The goal of the work was to propose a clinical algorithm to help guide surgeons in their decision-making. For a founder seeking to scale from Beirut
: The study explores whether hernias should be repaired simultaneously with weight-loss surgery or as a follow-up procedure. The chapter, which she co-wrote with Bachir Elias
Beyond her professional achievements, Caline Zeaiter Goracy is also recognized for her philanthropic efforts and commitment to social causes. Her involvement in charitable initiatives and community projects reflects her compassion and dedication to making a positive impact on society. By supporting causes that are close to her heart, Caline embodies the spirit of giving and the belief that individual actions can contribute to the greater good.