Brett Cotten

Brett Cotten is an American-Swiss entrepreneur and author known for his groundbreaking work in the biotech industry.

He holds a diverse educational background with degrees in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Bioscience Enterprise, and certifications in food innovation and technology-based entrepreneurship.

With a strong foundation from studying at prestigious institutions like the University of Cambridge and Penn State University, Brett has honed his skills in bioscience, innovation, and business.

His career highlights include co-founding Arda, a company focused on sustainable biomaterials for the circular economy, and pioneering New Grain, a material derived from spent grain for environmentally friendly alternatives to animal leathers and plastics.

Brett's professional journey includes roles in venture creation, product development, biotechnologies, and entrepreneurship, where he has made significant contributions to the industry.

In addition to being recognized as a Forbes 30 under 30 in Manufacturing & Industry, Brett has authored the book 'Gene-trepreneur' and demonstrated his expertise as a facilitator, consultant, and business development strategist.

Based in London, Brett Cotten continues to drive innovation in biotech, creating a positive impact on the environment and the industry at large.