For biotech entrepreneur Greg Verdine, opportunity just kept knocking

Verdine is known through his work at Harvard, as well as for companies like Warp Drive Bio, Wave Life Sciences, FogPharma and now LifeMine Therapeutics. But the way he tells his life story, opportunities simply arrived at his doorstep.

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