Florent Letronne, PhD

Dr. Florent Letronne is a respected laboratory professional with extensive experience running and directing clinical and scientific laboratories. His expertise in scientific and medical standards ensures that all surrogacy procedures are safe, ethical, and effective.

Dr. Letronne’s dedication to creating inclusive family options for LGBTQ+ individuals is personal: his own journey to becoming a father though surrogacy drives his commitment to the agency. His role is pivotal in ensuring the highest standards of care and medical integrity.

Dr. Letronne started his academic career by studying embryo development and how stress affects fetuses. He has numerous publications in scientific journals that reflect his deep knowledge of biomedical science and research. Due to his exceptional skill, he was recommended for and granted a position at Carnegie Mellon University, where he became the Director of a COVID-19 lab, working closely with the Vice President of Research. After successfully completing that role, Dr. Letronne was given the important job of creating and launching the world’s first educational cloud lab. His innovative work has been recognized by The Wall Street Journal, and he has continued to make significant contributions to the scientific community.