Ellen Jorgensen

at THNK School of Creative Leadership

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THNK School of Creative Leadership

Founder at Biotech Without Borders

My experience and deep interests:

I am based in: New York

I was referred to THNK by Menno van Dijk.

I recently founded Biotech Without Borders, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting science literacy and hands-on access to biotechnology. My previous organization, Genspace, was named one of the World''s Top 10 Innovative Companies in Education by Fast Company. My efforts to promote low-cost bio-innovation have been featured by many news outlets, including Nature, Science, Discover, Wired, Make, BBC News, Dan Rather, PBS News, Discovery Channel, and The NY Times. After earning my Ph.D. in Molecular Biology, I spent many years in the biotechnology industry, and I bring this deep experience to my mentoring role in my organization. I am adjunct faculty at the Cooper Union and School of Visual Arts. My TEDGlobal and TEDSummit talks (Biohacking: You Can Do It Too and What You Need To Know About CRISPR) have received over 2M views, and I am a member of the TED Red Circle. In 2017 Fast Company named me one of their Most Creative Leaders in Business.

 

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