Articles By Rob Wright, Chief Editor 2011-2021
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The Wisdom Of Knowledge Transfer1/19/2011
The baby boomers are hitting 65 this year. So, why is that important to pharma and bio companies? Think about it. For most traditional pharmaceutical companies, senior leadership is made up of baby boomers. By Rob Wright
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VAWD: Impossible For Virtual Manufacturers In Maryland?1/12/2011
Out-of-state virtual manufacturers (virtuals) wishing to continue to do business in Maryland must be scratching their heads. Here’s why. Maryland is now a Verified Accredited Wholesale Distributor (VAWD) state.
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What's With The New Guy?1/7/2011
The start of the new year often brings change. Here at Life Science Leader magazine, one of our biggest changes is that I have now assumed the role of chief editor. Perhaps you are asking yourself, what happened to Dan Schell? For the past 24 issues, Dan has been doing yeoman’s work.
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Leadership As A Practice Is Broken, But Social Media Can Fix That1/4/2011
I recently had a conversation with Mike Myatt, author of Leadership Matters...The CEO Survival Manual. From his perspective, leadership has become accountable to far too many of the wrong masters. By Rob Wright
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National Mentoring Month1/3/2011
I recently purchased a birthday card for my wife and realized that I spent more on this piece of paper than the cost of a gallon of gas. I have always been somewhat skeptical of purchasing cards for certain days of recognition and holidays for which I am unfamiliar or more likely, I perceive as marketing gimmicks. By Rob Wright
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Lessons Learned Help Pfizer Accelerate Biotherapeutic Development
Six of the seven blockbuster biotherapeutics belonging to Big Pharma have roots to small biotechs (see Table 1). So too does Tim Charlebois, Ph.D., VP of technology and innovation strategy within Pfizer’s biotherapeutics pharmaceutical sciences (BTx Pharm Sci).