How Ralph Kauten Leans Into Life Sciences Market Trends

07/28/20 • 17 min

Ralph Kauten is a true serial entrepreneur. He co-founded two life sciences companies that sold for a combined $200-plus million and was involved very early in three more. The biggest of those, Promega, has about $450 million of revenue and operations around the world.

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