Polaris Stays Disciplined For Breakthroughs: An Interview With Alan Crane
Executive Summary
The demands of building new biotechs can take their toll, yet Alan Crane wears his 52 years and over two decades of high-risk biotech start-up investing lightly. He's built an exceptional number of companies during his tenure at Polaris, many of which have proved to be among the industry’s more successful emerging ventures.
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