BridgeBio’s Hub-And-Spoke Model: An Interview With Cameron Turtle
Executive Summary
Since raising $135m in 2017 to address rare, monogenic diseases, BridgeBio has launched or purchased 17 companies and built a pipeline of 30-plus candidates. Scrip checked in as the company nears commercialization.
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