Cells Sell: Your Company Can't Ignore Biotech

Karl and Erum dig into the pivotal role of bio strategy in shaping the future of consumer products and sustainability. With insights into groundbreaking innovations—from Cresalon's trauma gel gaining FDA approval to Living Ink's partnership with New Balance—this discussion explores how biotech is transforming traditional industries. We also tackle the challenges of scaling bio-manufacturing, reducing costs, and navigating regulatory landscapes, all while highlighting the critical importance of integrating biology into corporate strategies. Join us as we uncover why now is the time for every company to adopt a bio strategy.

Chapters

  • 00:00:00 - Kicking Off Biotech’s Role

  • 00:00:15 - Breakthrough Biotech Innovations

  • 00:02:26 - Living Ink’s Sustainable Success

  • 00:04:25 - Tandem Repeat’s Scalable Fibers

  • 00:05:45 - The Power of Biostrategy

  • 00:06:44 - Overcoming Biotech Challenges

  • 00:16:19 - Scaling and Regulation in Biotech

  • 00:23:17 - Transforming Supply Chains with Biotech

  • 00:30:45 - Biotech’s Impact on Consumer Goods

  • 00:42:23 - The Future of Biotech in Products

  • 00:43:45 - Final Thoughts and Next Steps

Topics Covered: biotech, bioengineering, biostrategy, consumer biotech, consumer products and goods  

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