Scientist Entrepreneurs - Scaling Breakout Engineering Biology Companies

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Recorded on April 2, 2021. Biology as technology will re-invent trillion dollar industries and enhance human and planetary evolution. In this session, two early-stage investors and company builders, Arvind Gupta and Ursheet Parikh, will be in conversation with a leading author and seed investor Po Bronson, Managing Director of IndieBio. They will share their playbook […]

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Scientist Entrepreneurs - Scaling Breakout Engineering Biology Companies
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