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A Call to Lead @LifeScience ORG

A Call to Lead @LifeScience ORG

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 A Call To Lead is a series shining a light on the leadership, vision, and impact of European life science CEOs who are proving that world-class ventures don’t need to be built in Boston to shape the future of healthcare. Each episode features a one-on-one conversation with a European life science CEO and member of the LifeScience ORG community. Our conversations are not about companies or pipelines; instead, guests reflect on their personal journeys, the pivotal choices that shaped their careers, and the future they are helping to build. These kinds of insights are rarely shared publicly. New episodes are released every Thursday.Copyright LifeScience Connect Ltd マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 生物科学 科学 経済学
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  • Dominik Schumacher, Tubulis

    Dominik Schumacher, Tubulis
    2025/10/15

    Some entrepreneurial lessons are learned early – like the power of not going it alone.

    In A Call To Lead, Dominik Schumacher, CEO of Tubulis shares his thoughts on the leaders’ role in European life science and why trust and partnership sit at the heart of every breakthrough.
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    32 分
  • James Field, LabGenius Therapeutics

    James Field, LabGenius Therapeutics
    2025/10/15

    Research is limited by our own thinking – until now.

    James Field, CEO and co-founder of LabGenius, reflects on becoming a first-time CEO, the challenges that came with founding a company and the contrast between old-school research and what's possible using modern tools and technology in this episode of A Call to Lead.
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    38 分
  • Ros Deegan, OMass Therapeutics

    Ros Deegan, OMass Therapeutics
    2025/10/15

    Ros Deegan, CEO of OMass Therapeutics, reflects on starting her biotech career in a downturn — and why that might have been the best teacher.

    In A Call To Lead, she shares why optionality has become central to her leadership, how she navigates constantly shifting paths, and what it takes to stay resilient when everything can change overnight.
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    32 分
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