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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2024 · 37 MIN

Ep. 5 | In Vivo with Dr. Peter Azmi on Entrepreneurship

from In Vivo · host Tim Gabor

Today we’re sitting down with Dr. Peter Azmi. He’s an entrepreneur, scientist, artist, educator and ultimately a professional problem solver. He holds a Masters and PhD in cancer medicine from the University of Toronto and is a visiting professor of Business Innovation at the Monterrey Center for Higher Learning of Design, in Monterey Mexico. Dr. Azmi is a business innovation and biotechnology specialist and has worked extensively in the life sciences and biotechnology sectors, helping launch multiple biotech startups along the way. He has been involved in entrepreneurship, innovation and scientific R&D for over 20 years and has seen the challenges within the industry first-hand. Currently, he leads i+ Business Development Studios, an innovation strategy and business development agency. Dr. Azmi also teaches entrepreneurship and innovation to students around the world, helping the next generation understand stakeholder-centric principles of business design and strategy. If you’ve ever wondered what goes into turning an idea into an invention and then into business, this is the episode for you. Learn more about Dr. Peter Azmi's entrepreneurial work here: https://innovatingbd.com/

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