Researchers
Do you want to commercialize your discovery and not sure how to proceed?
Do you have questions about company formation, commercialization plans, slide decks?
Can you spend the time it takes to commercialize your discovery?
Founders
Are you looking to scale your biotech company?
Do you need help with investor prep?
Do you need help with slide deck review?
Do you need help with preparing investor lists?
If you answered “yes” to these, you’re ready to bootstrap your biotech.
What You're up against Commercializing Your Biotech
Biotech Startup Failure Rate
90%
of biotech startups eventually fail.
University-Licensed Success
23%
achieve a successful exit (IPO or acquisition).
Drug Approval Rate
10-15%
of drug candidates gain regulatory approval.
Academic Founder Risk
Higher
failure rates for academic founders.
Academic License Rates
~30%
Patents Licensed Out
University biotech licenses generate lower returns than
corporate-to-corporate deals.
Why Choose Bootstrap your Biotech ?
Experience that Makes a Difference
For the last 25 years, I’ve helped start, scale, and achieve successful exits for companies. I’ve seen
founders who are driven to succeed—and those who couldn’t dedicate the necessary time to company
operations. Now, I want to empower as many founders as possible to bootstrap their biotech and set
them up for success.
Is this Right for you
- If your full-time job won’t allow you time to commercialize your novel technology, let your Tech Transfer office patent your discovery and try to license it for you.
- If you can commit at least 5 hours a week to your company outside of your research, this site is for you!
Get Your Free Commercialization Plan
I’m offering these plans for free, so you understand the commercialization route, time, and costs
required—and so you know I’m here to help you.
I combine my experience and AI to offer these services for a fraction of what consultants' charge.
Choose One Free Commercialization Plan
Select ONE area that best fits your technology
Diagnostics
For assays, biomarkers, and
lab-developed tests.
Devices
For tools, hardware, sensors, and platforms.
Therapeutics
For drugs, biologics, and novel therapies.







