Gentiane Gorlier holds a PhD in law and trained as a lawyer, a background that shows up in how she thinks about deal structure, regulation, and her advice that startups keep at least two corporate partners on their cap table so no single one calls the shots. She also has some clear opinions of her own: she thinks animal protein and animal health are still worth backing, that software growth models don't really work for biology-based startups, that sustainability alone doesn't justify a higher price without real buyer demand, and that some of the most promising new ground in agrifood investing sits at the overlap of women's health, nutrition, the microbiome, and agricultural biotech.