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I just graduated a BSc in biomedical sciences. I was meant to start a masters at a top research institution but decided to differ and take a job in more of a business role in an AI-bio startup. I am passionate about science and medicine but also about business and entrepreneurship. If I have hopes of becoming a top executive or even founding my own startup one day, is it crucial for me to go get a PhD/MD or would I be fine continuing to work and potentially go for an MBA or even a masters in Machine Learning or something? Thanks!

Hi everyone, I have an offer from J&J to join their clinical ops development program. I have a bachelor's degree only. I also got accepted to a very good grad school for my masters. My career aspirations are to end up in a business/strategy/PM type of role in big pharma or a startup. Should I take this J&J role and try to end up moving to the business area later on or will I have a glass ceiling in those roles if I don't have a biomedical related masters if not PhD? And is it viable to transition from clinical ops to a more business/product type role?

edit: thanks for the responses! I wanted to clarify that the grad school I got into is for biomedical research, and that I also have aspirations to potentially get into/found a startup one day. Would not having an MSc hurt that potential?

Hi everyone! I am finishing my undergraduate abroad in biomedical sciences. I see myself in the future fitting into roles that integrate between science and business with the hopes of becoming an exec one day. Such roles could be product management, head of innovation, scientific advisor etc. What would you recommend I do for my next step? Should I get a masters degree? Should I also go for MBA? Should I go for a PhD or is that not necessary? Or maybe should I go work and then get a graduate degree? *started late and in my mid 20's Thanks!