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Essential information for all biotech entrepreneurs on diverse topics that leaders and managers in this industry face, including posts on how to start a company, working with the FDA, legal issues, raising capital, commercialization, strategy, and more.
Get advice and read the lessons learned by veterans and entrepreneurs in the biotech industry such as Jim Greenwood and the late Henri Termeer. Multiple contributors to a myriad of issues such as protecting intellectual property, biomanufacturing and establishing a biotechnology cluster.
The Business of Bioscience is a serial entrepreneur’s recounting of lessons learned and advice for future and current entrepreneurs in growing a successful biotechnology company. It contains practical business and operational advice explaining issues one faces when starting and working in this industry.
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