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Timeline Discipline: The Skill Most Biotech Founders Ignore Until It's Too Late
👉 Every biotech founder knows the burn rate clock is ticking. You’ve mapped your milestones. You’ve got 12, maybe 18 months of runway. You’re pushing the science forward. But at some point, usually right after a delayed assay or a no from a lead investor, something shifts. 👉 Suddenly, the calendar starts driving your decisions more than the science does. You catch yourself wondering if the data is “good enough” to show. You rush internal meetings to hit external expectation

Attila Foris
Nov 17, 20255 min read


Is Your Biotech One Step Behind? The AI-Powered Advantage You Can’t Afford to Miss
While you’re waiting for quarterly reports to tell you what’s happening in your market, your competitors already know. They’re tracking...

Attila Foris
Oct 8, 20256 min read


AI in Biotech Strategy: Cutting Through the Hype to What Actually Matters
Artificial intelligence has officially crossed from buzzword to boardroom. Every pitch deck seems to mention it. Every investor panel...

Attila Foris
Aug 20, 20254 min read


How to Keep Your Biotech Startup Competitive Amid Rapid Tech Change
If your company still operates the same way it did three years ago, you’re already behind. The pace of change in biotech has never been...

Attila Foris
Aug 18, 20253 min read


How to Attract Top Biotech Talent Before Your Competitors Do
If you’ve been searching for months to hire a scientist, regulatory lead, or business development partner — but keep getting average or...

Attila Foris
Aug 6, 20253 min read
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