Flagship Pioneering Nurtures Unique Start-Ups Until They Can Take Wing
• By Sten Stovall
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Flagship Pioneering founder and CEO Noubar Afeyan says "watch this space" for another new start-up financing after Evelo Biosciences' successful $50m raising.
Flagship Pioneering Says It Holds On To Startups "Until They Can Fly" • Source: Shutterstock
Life sciences investor Flagship Pioneering says the successful fund raising this month by home-grown Evelo Biosciences Inc. further validates its business model to create, nurture then launch first-in-category biotech platforms.
Evelo Biosciences raised $50m July 11 to take its monoclonal microbials into the clinic. The series B round...
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