BoB In South Florida: Daniel Teper, NAYA Therapeutics
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In this week's episode of the Business of Biotech -- part two in a four-part series recorded in-person at Catalyst Pharmaceuticals' Miami headquarters -- we're speaking with Daniel Teper, an entrepreneur and most recently, founder and CEO at NAYA Therapeutics. Based in South Florida, NAYA is developing NK-engaging bifunctional antibodies and Astatine-211 radiopharmaceuticals targeting hepatocellular carcinoma. Daniel discusses the company's decentralized manufacturing strategy, the current funding climate for early-stage companies, his plan to conduct clinical trials in China, and what's unique about the South Florida life sciences ecosystem.
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- 0:07Setting the Stage in Miami
- 0:22Daniel’s Cross-Functional Origin Story
- 2:45Playbook, Timing, and Market Windows
- 6:02Why Miami, Why Now
- 7:19Crowded Fields, Smart Differentiation
- 10:25NIA’s Bifunctional NK Engager Strategy
- 12:58Alpha Radiopharma Rationale
- 16:19Astatine-211: The Goldilocks Isotope
- 18:09Two Products, One Indication Strategy
- 20:14Decentralized Manufacturing & Supply Chain
- 23:29Funding Climate and Exit Paths
- 26:46Clinical Timelines and China Acceleration
- 30:26Lean Execution and Global Partnerships
- 31:26Why Found in Miami & Founder Advice