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Shortly after Thalidomide became a household word—albeit a very, very bad one—a biotech investor bought it for a couple hundred grand. Who on earth would want a drug pulled from the market for causing birth defects? Steve Gorlin did.
Today, Thalidomide is the foundation of cancer drugs worth billions of dollars. Gorlin doesnt own it anymore, but the story of how he got it is just one of the experiences that contributed to the codification of his "golden rules." Following those rules has paid off. SIx of the companies he's founded acieved valuations, or sold, for more than $1 billion each. This week, the Business of Biotech sits down with the legendary biotech investor Steve Gorlin, now CEO of CoRegen, for a conversation on his golden rules for picking winners.
Gear up for an action-packed, LIVE, and INTERACTIVE Business of Biotech as we delve into the nitty-gritty of IP and legal considerations crucial for budding biotech entities. Get your queries resolved straight from a seasoned professional, minus the lawyer's fees! YOU HAVE TO REGISTER FOR THIS ONE (no cost), so head to tinyurl.com/boblive23, or secure your spot for Business of Biotech Live! Legal & IP Protection For New Biotechs here. Join us on Monday, November 13th, at 11 am Eastern. You don't want to miss this!
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