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Listen in to hear Dr. Ruth Cheng dive into the pivotal career moments that shaped her leadership style and strategic mindset. She recounts leading a therapeutic delivery project at Boston Scientific that she ultimately chose to terminate—an experience that taught her the value of recognizing failure early and reallocating resources wisely. At Smith & Nephew, she embraced a high-stakes strategic planning role without prior experience, relying on mentorship and collaboration. Dr. Cheng also discusses ATCC’s evolution from 2D to advanced 3D cultures and the growing need for standards that support complex biological research, especially in the era of personalized medicine and engineered biology.
By ATCCListen in to hear Dr. Ruth Cheng dive into the pivotal career moments that shaped her leadership style and strategic mindset. She recounts leading a therapeutic delivery project at Boston Scientific that she ultimately chose to terminate—an experience that taught her the value of recognizing failure early and reallocating resources wisely. At Smith & Nephew, she embraced a high-stakes strategic planning role without prior experience, relying on mentorship and collaboration. Dr. Cheng also discusses ATCC’s evolution from 2D to advanced 3D cultures and the growing need for standards that support complex biological research, especially in the era of personalized medicine and engineered biology.