Steve Gutmann wastes not.

Bertony Faustin crushes stereotypes.

In the race to cure malaria, the devastating disease that claims 1 million lives each year, every development is critical. The deadliest strain has grown increasingly resistant to chloroquine, the safest and cheapest anti-malarial drug available.

“If anyone in business is under 40, they haven’t been through this stuff. When you’re an old guy, you have a model of how to get through it.”

In 2008, wheat prices soared to a whopping $16 per bushel and then plummeted to $5.50 by the end of the year.