Harrison Dillon

I have been a biotech entrepreneur for almost 20 years. I started out on the technical side, studying genetics in college and for my PhD. I then became interested in how new technology goes from research results to becoming a product, and that led to me becoming a patent attorney. I started my first company literally in the garage, and took it from concepts through an IPO. I learned quite a bit along the way and started another company a few years ago. The common theme of these companies is commercializing novel ways to use genetics.