There is no single road to leadership in biotech, as In Vivo Rising leader Manuela Corti demonstrates. The physical therapist shares her passion for treating neuromuscular disorders, the urgency of commercializing gene therapy treatment for these diseases, and the value of infusing the work environment with some fun.
Manuela Corti has dedicated her career to treating neuromuscular diseases • Source: Shutterstock
Manuela Corti’s career trajectory has been unconventional. Hailing from scenic Como, Italy, Corti trained as a physical therapist, with the intention of working at a hospital clinic and becoming director...
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