Agnete Fredriksen, Nykode | Being one of the top 50 women in 🇪🇺 bio | E07
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We’re live from Oslo 🇳🇴 to catch up with Agnete Fredriksen, co-founder and CBO of Nykode (ex-Vaccibody). In this episode, we chat about being one of the leading women in bio in Europe, the Nordics, and immunotherapies. 💎 ABOUT THE SPEAKER Agnete founded the immunotherapy company Nykode in 2006 which is now worth around $500M. For her PhD she designed and developed the first Vaccibody vaccine molecules, improving the outlook for cancer patients. I’ve known Agnete for many years and I like her sharpness while having this Scandinavian humility. 📜 TRANSCRIPT Read the full transcript here: https://tinyurl.com/yk364wes 🔗 FOLLOW US - Don't miss an episode by signing up for our monthly newsletter: http://eepurl.com/h_fnmH - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/flot-bio/ - X (Twitter) https://twitter.com/FlotBio
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⏰ TIMESTAMPS [00:00:00] Intro [00:00:52] Welcome [00:01:36] Women in biotech [00:25:35] Gender equality on the board [00:42:10] Raising $45 million [00:47:47] How the science works [01:01:20] Explaining the clinical results [01:07:19] The immunotherapy field [01:17:02] Biotech in Oslo [01:21:08] Thanks for listening
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