5 Key Takeaways
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As SOTIO Biotech’s chief scientific officer, Amy Jensen-Smith oversees preclinical antibody-drug conjugate programs for solid tumors, from target and technology discovery to clinical readiness.
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Jensen-Smith said her move from bench science to leadership let her consider broader implications of discoveries while continuing to do science and build teams.
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For new targets, SOTIO identifies the program’s most critical uncertainty and tests it early to determine whether the idea is worth pursuing.
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Jensen-Smith described biotech as offering a balance of resources, technology, focus, and freedom for innovative research, based on her experience.
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She advises scientific leaders to hire people with different backgrounds and work styles, make failure acceptable, and listen to team members’ ideas.
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