Life Science Leader Blogs

  1. BIO CEO 2020 Is No JPM — And That’s A Good Thing 2/14/2020

    Chief editor Rob Wright provides an overview of some of his experiences from recent attendance at the BIO CEO and Investor Conference in New York.

  2. JPM Welcomes Life Sciences Into What Could Be The Roaring Twenties Of Discovery 1/22/2020

    Rob Wright shares his thoughts on the 38th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference and “JPM” as we enter a decade that could be “roaring with cures.” Content specifically curated for professional development of c-level life science leaders.

  3. The Leadership Meeting – Where Leaders Go To Learn 1/21/2020

    Rob Wright provides a high-level overview of The Leadership Meeting, a pre-JPM conference with content specifically curated for professional development of c-level life science leaders.

  4. Brightspot: How A Biopharma VC Makes A Difference For Orphans 12/17/2019

    Ed Torres, managing partner at Lilly Ventures, shares how he and his wife got involved in making a difference for U.S. orphans.

  5. The CNS Summit — A Caring Community Of Collaborative Solution Finders 11/26/2019

    Chief editor Rob Wright explains what differentiates the CNS Summit from other biopharmaceutical industry conferences.

  6. Making A Difference For Veterans: A Biopharma Bright Spot 11/18/2019

    The little known story of an immigrant couple making a $15 million difference for U.S. veterans.

  7. Negative Perceptions Of Biopharma — Let’s Get The Ugly On The Table 11/1/2019

    A Life Science Leader reader shares their thoughts on why the biopharmaceutical industry’s reputation is so dismal, but also proposes solutions for how to repair it.

  8. Want To Start Fixing Biopharma’s Reputation? Let’s Start By Sharing More Biopharma Brightspots 10/10/2019

    With the biopharmaceutical industry’s reputation at an all-time low, Life Science Leader’s Rob Wright looks to share little-known stories of the good being done by employees of biopharma. This first installment involves Antoine Yver, M.D., EVP and global head of R&D at Daiichi Sankyo, who helped to cofound a 501(c)3 nonprofit restaurant, The Blue Bears Special Meals.

  9. Have We Seen The End Of Competitive Advantage? 9/20/2019

    Thinker50 member and Columbia Business School Professor Rita Gunther McGrath, Ph.D., believes we have seen the end of sustainable competitive advantage, but has some solutions for businesses open to building strategies around transient competitive advantage.

  10. Biopharma’s Reputation — Out Of The Frying Pan And Into The Fire 9/10/2019

    Chief Editor Rob Wright discusses the implications of the recent Gallup poll indicating pharma presently being the most poorly regarded of all industries in the eyes of Americans.