The Making Of A CEO: Robert Greenberg, MD

Robert Greenberg, MD, hadn’t served as a CEO prior to taking the post at Second Sight, didn’t even post any significant executive experience. But he did have some success as an entrepreneur prior to joining the company.

IN VIVO: How did you become CEO of a company like this so early in life? You didn’t have any experience leading a company. Was this seen more as a technology project that needed someone with your expertise to move it forward?

Robert Greenberg, MD: There were a couple of things. I actually had had some entrepreneurial experience going back to high...

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