A candid 45-minute conversation with the founder who built a clinical-stage animal health company out of Uruguay, and who now helps decide what gets funded across the region.
For decades, South America has mostly been where the world's animals are raised. Now it's also where the science to keep them healthy is getting done, backed by serious research institutions, government funding, bilingual talent, and some of the most traceable livestock on earth. Josefina Correa has built there from the inside and worked the US side of the industry too, so she can tell you where the region genuinely has an edge and where the hype outruns reality.
In this session, we covered:
What the region actually offers beyond raising animals: institutions, funding, and talent
How proximity to the world's most traceable cattle sectors changes what you can study
Where the real edge is for R&D, talent, and market access, and where it isn't
The smartest first move for a team that wants to tap in
Originally aired Tuesday, July30 | 10:00 AM Central Time | 45 minutes
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