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By Kathy Neal, NCBiotech

Ed Field's journey into the world of biotechnology innovation began shortly after he earned his MBA from the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. While working with an equity-backed biopharma start-up in Seattle, he discovered his passion for the field. His leadership skills shone through as he guided the company to a successful acquisition in 2002, marking the start of a promising career.

In a recent interview with the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, Ed reflected on his experiences: “I learned I really enjoyed meeting entrepreneurs and understanding what they were trying to build. It’s not an easy life, but it is challenging and rewarding to be a part of this industry.” A native of Virginia, Ed completed his undergraduate degree in economics at Duke University. Despite his ventures taking him to different places, he maintained strong ties to the area.

Ed's story is a testament to his dedication and passion for biotechnology, as well as his ability to foster innovation and growth within the industry. Find out how his journey continues to inspire many aspiring entrepreneurs and professionals in the field by accessing the full article.