Rabia Khan, a geneticist by training with a PhD from McGill University, established early on that she would be a businesswoman not an academic and alongside her PhD, she collected an MBA. Khan was led into the life sciences because of an interest in high school in genetics and “the concept that four letters define who you become and a combination of those four letters determine the massive diversity that we see today.” The human genome had been sequenced at that point and Khan was “fascinated by trying to understand how different combinations of something so simple can lead to such beautiful outcomes.”
After her PhD, Khan started working in a tech company, Meta Inc., where she experienced the benefits of interdisciplinary teams....
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