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Co-Founders Sheila Gujrathi and Julia Owens talk about the creation of the Biotech CEO Sisterhood and the new dimensions and next steps it is taking as an organization ahead
02/2/2026 | 30 min
They describe the Sisterhood's modest beginnings, its impact already, and plans for the future. It now has a 501c3 charity structure and more formal leadership, and there are new efforts to reach other c-suite level women in biotech.
Biotech CEO Sisterhood: Kate Haviland discusses the success factors that led to the $9B+ acquisition of Blueprint Medicines, and the trend of biotech companies taking commercial assets further
15/12/2025 | 36 min
Interviewed by Sisterhood editorial board member Daphne Zohar, Kate Haviland talks about the numerous programs that Blueprint created, the rationale behind key go/no-go and partnering decisions, and how she feels about the biotech sector today.
EpiBone creates bones and cartilage grown from stem cells - Co-Founder and CEO Nina Tandon describes the creative thinking she has used to accelerate its availability
11/12/2025 | 30 min
Interviewed by Sisterhood editorial board member Erika Smith, Nina Tandon describes what it has taken to get a startup through the recent difficult times for the biotech sector, including applying for military funding and making the product available in international markets where compassionate use is an option.
Biotech leader Sheila Gujrathi discusses her new book, The Mirror Effect, which she wrote for her younger self, today's peers, and the next generation of female leaders in business
02/12/2025 | 47 min
Interviewed by Sisterhood editorial board member Grace Colón, Dr. Gujrathi discusses a three pillar framework for success she has learned during her career in life sciences: know thyself, understand your environment, and set yourself up for success.
Stealth BioTherapeutics' CEO Reenie McCarthy describes the fortitude and close relationship with a patient community that led to the first approved therapy for Barth Syndrome
13/11/2025 | 21 min
Interviewed by Sisterhood editorial board member Erika Smith, Reenie McCarthy discusses how working with the Barth Syndrome Community, an ultra rare disease, helped the company better understand outcomes that are important to daily life for these patients. She also highlights the role that mitochondria play in biology, and the future of treatments for diseases of mitochondrial dysfunction.

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Members of the Biotech CEO Sisterhood regularly interview women leaders in biotech about news, science, management topics and more. Tune in to hear from top leaders in biotech about topics that matter to the industry.

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