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Emma Hinchliffe, Nina Ajemian

GeneDx CEO runs a $2.6 billion genetic testing business

Katherine Stueland (Credit: Courtesy of GeneDx)

Good morning! Citigroup in the middle of funding freeze fallout, Ursula von der Leyen offers Trump a “zero-for-zero” tariffs deal, and a CEO’s career path took her into genetic testing.

- Test results. So far in our special series about women in tech, we've covered venture capital and AI. Now we're onto another world: genetic testing. My colleague Andrew Nusca profiles GeneDx CEO Katherine Stueland.

Stueland's journey to the genetic-testing business started as a child, when she discovered at a family reunion that multiple members of her extended family had cystic fibrosis. She wondered what that meant for her and her immediate family. After a few different stops, her career took her back to that world.

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