Starting a Biotech Startup at 24 – TOO YOUNG?

Starting a Biotech Startup at 24 – TOO YOUNG?

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Starting a Biotech Startup at 24 – TOO YOUNG?
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Most of the startup founders who make the news are the crazy young people dropping out of college. But that's not what happens in real life, especially in biotechnology. The average age of successful startup founders is 35 to 45 years, which rises to 47 years in biotechnology.

As soon as I started this journey, I knew it would be an unusual route for someone my age. But did it have a positive or negative effect on our trip?

In this video I want to share my experience as a 25-year-old founder of a biotech startup. Mind you, I'm sharing my thoughts based on the experience I've had so far, as this is JUST the beginning. This is just my very humble opinion, and that may change as we grow the company.

I'd love to hear your opinion!

00:00 I knew I wanted to be a startup founder
01:29 The event where it all started
02:53 Figuring out what to do next
05:12 Pros and cons
05:40 Disadvantage 1: Not being taken seriously
07:43 Disadvantage 2: People think you are part of the staff
08:24 Disadvantage 3: You lack experience and connections
09:54 Benefit 1: You can leverage your lack of experience
11:36 Advantage 2: You can take more risks
13:17 Benefit 3: Empathy
14:57 Conclusion

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