Leading Through Setbacks with Cytokinetics’ Robert Blum

In this episode of Clinical Trialblazers, host Alberto Grignolo speaks with Robert Blum, president and CEO of Cytokinetics, about his journey from the biology classroom to leading a biopharmaceutical company focused on muscle biology. Robert shares the values that guide his leadership style and how to move forward after failing.

Episode 2 of the Clinical Trialblazers podcast, hosted by Parexel, titled "Leading Through Setbacks with Cytokinetics’ Robert Blum" was published on March 11, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

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