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So you’ve developed an amazing regenerative medicine device or cell therapy, or you’ve discovered a molecule that you believe could eventually be developed into a drug for awakening stem cells in the body. What’s next? For some scientists, the next step could involve becoming an entrepreneur and launching a company to commercialize your intellectual property.
There are many courses, workshops and guides on becoming an entrepreneur, and presumably lots of them offer helpful advice to get started. Before you take the plunge, this clever video about the mindset of “successful” entrepreneurs (i.e. those who have reached $100 million in revenue over five years) is worth three minutes of your time. It is based on Amy Wilkinson’s “The Creator’s Code,” (and I have no financial ties to Ms. Wilkinson or her book).
Ms. Wilkinson’s book is not specific to regenerative medicine. If you have a great discovery, be sure to get in touch with the Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine. (Yes, that was a blatant plug.)
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Stacey Johnson
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