Opinion Novartis Oncology’s Emanuele Ostuni (lead author) and Karin Blumer draw on their experience commercialising CAR-T therapies to make the case for the myriad benefits of collaborative, as opposed to command, leadership, the impact of company and team culture on the innovation journey, and why we must not confuse collaboration with…
Sanofi With former head David Loew moving to the CEO position at Ipsen, Sanofi appointed French national Thomas Triomphe as the new head of its vaccines business unit, Sanofi Pasteur, on June 15th 2020. Under the watch of CEO Paul Hudson, appointed at the end of 2019, Sanofi has initiated…
Global ‘The Key Challenges: Life Sciences and Healthcare 2020’ is the latest report from Cornerstone International Group based on a global survey of stakeholders from across the life sciences healthcare (LSH) industry. The following is an extract on leadership. Click here to read the full report. The first impression listening to…
USA So far in 2020 PharmaBoardroom has conducted interviews with several key stakeholders in US healthcare. We have heard from leaders the US FDA, as well as representatives of patient groups, health insurance providers, and firms operating in the US on what they consider the most pressing issues facing US healthcare.…
Morocco Layla Sentissi, executive director of AMIP, Morocco’s oldest pharma association, explains the structure of the country’s pharmaceutical industry and its key developments, lays down her ambition to create a National Pact for Medicines, discusses the key challenges for the local industry, and invites global decision-makers of to the Africa Health…
USA In 2019, several drug companies testified to the US Senate Finance Committee on medicine price hikes with a narrative of discounts given to health insurance companies and pharmacists, but not then passed onto consumers. In a recent conversation with PharmaBoardroom, Matt Eyles, president & CEO of the Association of Healthcare…
Mexico The United States Trade Representative Office has been engaging with a number of countries, including Mexico, to address concerns related to IP protection and enforcement and market access barriers for pharmaceuticals and medical devices. Mexico remained on USTR’s Watch List in 2019 because there has not been a significant change…
USA Matt Eyles, president and CEO of the Association of Healthcare Insurance Providers (AHIP) outlines how the US health insurance landscape has evolved in the last ten years, counters some of the pharmaceutical industry’s criticisms of insurance firms, and outlines why greater affordability of healthcare in the US will benefit all…
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is aiming to become a more attractive investment destination for multinational pharma companies through economic development projects that facilitate ease of doing business. Not stopping there, the Kingdom has a bold ambition to become a pharma hub for the entire Middle East region. Saudi Arabia has the…
UAE PharmaBoardroom highlights three pharma executives whose experience in the Middle East has served to propel them into global leadership positions. The Middle East and North Africa region is comprised of 22 countries and has a population of nearly 400 million. The region is home to a fast-growing pharma market…
Egypt As Egypt rolls out Universal Health Insurance with the aim of achieving full coverage between 2030 and 2035, the domestic pharmaceutical market stands to see significant long-term shifts. As self-medication is currently the cheapest form of treatment, out-of-pocket expenditures make up 62 percent of total health expenditure; a number which…
China The Greater Bay Area’s – and in particular, Shenzhen’s – prowess in life sciences manufacturing and development must also be attributed to the decades of experience and expertise gained from acting as OEM/ODM to global companies, in line with China’s overall positioning as the world’s factory floor. One of the…
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