Why Cell & Gene Operating Models Need To Be As Innovative As Your Science
Source: Life Science Leader
By Omkar Kawalekar, Rohan Gupta, and Amit Agarwal
In the early stages of a cell and gene therapy (CGT) company’s evolution, the operating model is all about hiring and retaining key scientific/technical talent. Secondarily, it focuses on building an organizational structure that supports nimble decision-making by a small cohort of executives. Most early-stage CGT companies do not need or want a structured operating model that adds bureaucratic barriers and slows down the critical proof-of-concept achievement.
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