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The future of biotech is founder-led | Tony Kulesa | Pillar VC
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Ideas, technology, and investment capital are no longer the scarcest resources; the limiting reagent is founders. We can change that.
The future of biotech is founder-led | Tony Kulesa | Pillar VC Skip to content The future of biotech is founder-led Tony Kulesa Posted: August 18, 2021 Over the last decade, there has been an incredible surge in technologies and discoveries in the life sciences, enabling a new generation of companies to grow faster and larger than ever before. Investors are responding, and a record amount of capital is now available to biotech startups. Yet, company creation has lagged. Ideas, technology, and investment capital are no longer the scarcest resources; the limiting reagent is founders. We can chan
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