Jason Springs is currently the CEO of GeneWeave Biosciences, LLC. His company develops diagnostic devices that detect the presence and drug-resistance of disease-causing bacteria without the need for a diagnostic laboratory. The company is particularly focused on detecting so-called "superbugs" -disease-causing bacteria that are resistant or immune to standard antibiotics, as well as bacteria responsible for many hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). Jason Springs is a first year MBA student at the Johnson School at Cornell University. He received his undergraduate degree in Economics and Management from the University of South Carolina.
Be physically close to your clients. I did a good amount of my work over the phone and via e-mail and there's a big push to do you know, conference calls and net meetings, etc. That can be very difficult when you're helping a client shape what their business is. I mean you really do need to sit n...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Jason Springs Discusses Challenges of Dealing With FDA and Ensuring That Supply Chain Has Enough Volume
Jason Springs States He Chose Cornell For Graduate Work Because of Collaborative Opportunities
Jason Springs Discusses Impact Of Running A Business While Taking Courses As An MBA Student
Jason Springs States Being An Entrepreneur Is All About Creating Something New and Transformative
Jason Springs Discusses Differences In Pursuing Entrepreneurial Career Path Versus Traditional Path
Jason Springs States If You Aren't Making Mistakes Then You Aren't Trying Hard Enough
