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Host Jennifer Gligoric welcomes Dr. William Ho—biochemist, MBA, biotech veteran, and President/CEO/Co-founder of Innate Bio—to the Super Clinic Project Podcast. Dr. Ho shares his remarkable journey from the lab bench to Wall Street and then to the cutting edge of cancer therapy innovation. He reveals the lessons learned from career pivots, surviving market crashes, and leading a pioneering cell therapy company through the pandemic and beyond. Clinic owners and entrepreneurs will discover how resilience, curiosity, and strategic communication are key to thriving in uncertain times. Plus: actionable insights on leveraging testimonials, navigating industry pitfalls, and embracing next-generation therapies.


Key Topics & Takeaways

Career Resilience & Reinvention

Innovation in Cancer Therapy

Modern Marketing & Communication

Investor Insights & Industry Caution

Sales, Negotiation & Patient Motivation

Looking Ahead


Actionable Insights for Clinic Owners
Memorable Quotes

“Ask the right questions and the answers will reveal the true motivation behind every decision.” — Dr. William Ho

“You don’t have to see the whole path. Sometimes, you just need to take the next step.” — Dr. William Ho

“Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is simply listen.” — Dr. William Ho

“If you want to build something that lasts, focus on connection, not just transaction.” — Dr. William Ho


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About Our Guest

Dr. William Ho is a biochemist, MBA, and biotech industry leader with over 24 years of experience spanning research, investment banking, venture capital, and executive leadership. As President, CEO, and Co-founder of Innate Bio, he is pioneering new cell therapies for some of the toughest cancers. Dr. Ho is passionate about resilience, innovation, and using authentic communication to advance healthcare for all.