Pharm Exec Podcast

Nancy Thornberry, CEO of Kallyope, talks with Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm about New York City as an emerging hotspot for biotech incubators, and the challenges and opportunities related to space, location, recruitment, and funding.

Jeffrey Nau is CEO of Oyster Point Pharma, a clinical stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing commercial therapies dealing with parasympathetic pathways. In a climate where oncology and rare diseases get most of the attention, Nau talks about what it’s like working on diseases that don’t get the same press, like dry eye, which is the focus of their current Phase 2 clinical trial. How this impacts raising capital and other bumps in the road he has come across. Having extensive experience with raising startup money, Nau outlines some best practices when it comes to funding.

Gil Van Bokkelen, CEO and co-founder of Athersys, talks about a pivotal moment during medical school that led him and his co-founders to eventually launch Athersys, the decision to start the company in Ohio instead of his native Northern California, and the secret to staying resilient in the c-suite even when facing extraordinary challenges.

Former NFL star and current sports broadcaster, Solomon Wilcots talks about the intersection of sports and biopharma. He discusses traumatic brain injuries and whether or not the NFL is doing enough about it, projects he has been working on that match professional athletes who are passionate about a certain disease with biopharma companies, and how lessons from the football field can be applied to the boardroom.

Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm host one of Pharm Exec's Emerging Pharma Leaders, Sabina Ewing, vice president of business technology for Pfizer, and discuss the difference and importance of mentoring and sponsoring in business and pharma. Leadership Tip from Sabina Ewing.

Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm host the entire Pharmaceutical Executive editorial team on this episode, as we each talk about our Brands of the Year selections and why we chose them. Leadership Tip from Molly Herbert.

Tim Sullivan, CFO of Apellis Pharmaceuticals, gives an inside look at what it takes to be the CFO of a development-stage biotech company, and what business skills someone needs to succeed in that type of position. Leadership tip from Tim Sullivan.

Pharm Exec editors discuss key takeaways from a variety of industry conferences that took place across the globe. Leadership Tip by Julia Cheek, CEO of EverlyWell.

Christen Harm and Michelle Maskaly interview Lara Sullivan, founder and president of SpringWorks Therapeutics, about the differences in working for legacy pharma vs. small biotech start-ups. Leadership Tip from Lara Sullivan.

Dr. William Soliman shares the story of how the Accreditation Council for Medical Affairs went from an idea in his head to a training program today that has enrolled more than 3,000 people and is setting new standards for medical affairs professionals. Leadership Tip from William Soliman.

In this episode, Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm talk with Editor-in-Chief Lisa Henderson and European Editor Julian Upton about outcomes-based contracting from the March issue. Leadership tip from Molly Herbert.

Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm talk to Devyn Smith, chief strategy officer and head of operations for Sigilon Therapeutics on the topic of pharma's reputation, both in the US and Europe. Leadership Tip from Devyn Smith.

In this episode, Michelle Maskaly and Christen Harm speak with Marc O'Connor, chief operating officer at Curant Health, and Pharm Exec's Editor-in-Chief, Lisa Henderson with insights on the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference that took place at the beginning of January. Leadership Tip from Marc O'Connor, chief operating officer at Curant Health.

In this podcast, Pharmaceutical Executive editors discuss the 2018 pharma trends, specifically biosimilars and eEnablement, and takeaways from the 2017 Veeva European Commercial Summit. Leadership Tip from Julia Cheek, CEO of EverlyWell.