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DescriptionAt the 2012 Ag Biotech Summit, Adrianne Massey, Ph.D., managing director of Science and Regulatory Affairs for Food and Agriculture at Biotechnology Industry Organization, moderated the panel session, Ag Biotech is more than Genetic Engineering. Sekhar Boddupalli, Ph.D., global consumer research and development lead for Monsanto described the company’s investment in marker assisted breeding to develop new varieties of vegetables with flavor, nutrition and taste traits that are more desirable to consumers. Mike Wanner, executive vice president of U.S. operations for Medicago USA, outlined how the company uses naturally-occurring agro bacterium to spur the growth of proteins in tobacco leaves as a manufacturing platform produce influenza vaccine. Robert Paarlberg, Ph.D., professo...
Members on the biotech track met with Biotechnology Industry Organization staffers Adrianne Massey and Matt O'Mara—both well versed in the science, regulation and trade of biotech commodities—as well as GMO Answers representative Kate Hall, who spoke about communicating with consumers.
Starting January 4, 2016, the Biotechnology Industry Organization will become the Biotechnology Innovation Organization. It’s a one-word name change – from industry to innovation – but the implications are substantial. Learn more: https://www.bio.org/node/103371
1. Monetary Assessment Of GlobalPharmaceutical And Biotechnology IndustryNBB7-F1Financial Management is the Key Strategy for Sustainability 2. NBB7-F1 2Research TeamLead Analyst Contributing AnalystResearch Director Strategic Review Committee LeaderDr E. SaneeshResearch AnalystBusiness & Financial ServicesShrikanth SIndustry AnalystBusiness & Financial ServicesKaushik MadhavanDirector - ResearchGIC, IndiaJennifer O' GradyResearch DirectorBusiness & Financial Services 3. NBB7-F1 3ContentsSection Slide NumbersExecutive Summary 4Definition of Key Terms 7Research Objective and Scope 11Research Methodology 14Key Issues/Challenges Faced by Industry Participants 19Pharmaceutical Industry 24Out Performers in Pharmaceutical Industry 30Biotechnology Industry 42Out Performers in Biotechnology Ind...
1. Pharma and Biotech Industry Outlook A gander at patterns and opportunities in this undeniably difficult environment with an emphasis on the generics landscapeOctober 2012rbhuller@frost.com 2. Market Overview 2 3. Dreary Industry Growth Despite R&D; Investment• The enormous worldwide marked pharma and biotech industry will create $1,092.0 billion in income by 2015.• Despite critical R&D; interest in key territories like oncology, respiratory operators, lipid controllers, antidiabetescompounds, and antipsychotics the business is conveying just single digit top-line development. Source: Frost & Sullivan 9837 Changing Dynamics in the Pharma and Biotech Industry, June 2012. 3 4. Non specific Pharmaceuticals Market SummaryHow huge is the business sector and how quick What are current busi...
This webinar - Novel collaborations between industry and academia are driving the commercialization of the next generation of biomedical cures - Emerging trends and new models in technology transfer and translational research designed to help university inventions cross the "valley of death" - #BIO1x1 Partnering and technology transfer programming at BIO 2015 play a pivotal role in advancing industry-university relationships Hear from these web panelists: -Anne DiSante: Michigan State University, MSU Technologies, Associate Director -Cathy Tralau-Stewart: UCSF School of Medicine, Senior Program Manager, UC BRAID -(Moderator) William Tucker: University of California, Innovation Alliances & Services, Executive Director -Joe Whalen: Horizon Pharma PLC, SVP, Business Development & All...
Dato’ Dr. Mohd Nazlee Kamal is the CEO of the Malaysian Biotechnology Corporation (BiotechCorp), an organization tasked with driving the country’s biotech industry. He spoke with The Prospect Group about Malaysia’s biotech industry, opportunities and initiatives in the Halal and Islamic economy, and replicating Malaysia’s bio-economy model elsewhere. Copyright 2015 - The Prospect Group For more information, please visit: http://www.theprospectgroup.com/biotechcorp-ceo-mohd-nazlee-kamal-malaysias-biotech-industry-82233/
Hillary Rodham Clinton, answering questions as if a presidential contender, speaks to thousands at the BIO International Convention on June 25, 2014, at the San Diego Convention Center. She was interviewed by Jim Greenwood, president and CEO of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group based in Washington. For more on her appearances in San Diego, see Times of San Diego at http://timesofsandiego.com/politics/2014/06/25/hillary-clinton-cheers-biotechers-backs-gmos-and-federal-help/
MODERATOR: Naboth Van Broek -- Professor of International Trade and Investment, Georgetown University and Special Counsel, WilmerHale John Fini -- Director, Fast Forward Joseph Damond -- Senior VP, Biotechnology Industry Organization Isaac Kinde -- Forbes "30 under 30" in Science and Technology, Biotechnology Researcher
U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent discusses Pennsylvania's biotechnology industry with the Biotechnology Industry Organization's Fritz Bittenbender.
This webinar provides insight into unique methods employed when valuing products and companies in biotech. For example: How is a DCF model different for these high growth drug R&D; companies? What are Real Options and when should they be used? If you have a background in finance, are new to the world of biotech valuation, or are new to the Real Options approach to valuation, then this webinar is for you. These distinguished speakers were featured on the panel: -Vladimir Antikarov, Verea Group LLC, Principal -Patrik Frei, Venture Valuation, CEO -David Thomas, BIO, Director of Industry Research & Policy Analysis (Moderator)
The importance of venture capitalism in biotechnology over the past 30 years cannot be overstated and continues to be vital today: in 2014 the global life-sciences industry raised a total of $104.2 billion, the second biggest year for total fundraising in the industry’s history. This session brings a venture capitalist with an extraordinary history in the industry together with two successful entrepreneurs. Moshe Alafi, Robert Langer, and Joshua Boger discuss how venture capitalism has made the industry what it is today and how that has changed over time. These three winners of the Biotechnology Heritage Award share their experiences and insights with moderator Steven Shapin, scholar and expert on entrepreneurial science. Video Credit: Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) (www.bio.o...
The UMBC Biotech Forum is an event that allows professionals from a variety of fields to connect with each other by providing a forum for networking and dialogue. During the event, Mr. Jim Greenwood, President and CEO of BIO (Biotechnology Industry Organization) spoke on "Healing, feeding and fueling the world through biotechnology". BIO represents over 1200 biotechnology companies, universities and state biotechnology centers in the US and in 30 other countries. Mr. Greenwood is a former US Representative from Pennsylvanias 8th District. The event was sponsored by UMBC Program in Continuing & Professional Studies and the UMBC Biotechnology Graduate Programs.
Commercialization of Human Genomics. Panel 2, Biotech Patenting and the Common Good Recorded on September 27, 2002. Appearing: Kevin Schulman (Duke University), moderator; Barbara Caulfield (Affymetrix, Inc., Santa Clara, CA), Lila Feisse (Biotechnology Industry Organization, Washington DC), Patrick Terry (President PXE International, Inc., Washington DC), panelists.
Chapters: 0:00 CLSA - California’s first statewide trade group for biotech 2:41 Fighting off a ballot initiative to fix drug pricing 8:40 Turing Pharmaceutical CEO doesn’t reflect values of the industry 10:21 Dx regulation and reimbursement not keeping up with the science 13:42 Progress with California’s Precision Medicine Initiative 18:28 Are you an activist? Earlier this year, the California Life Sciences Association (CLSA) launched, becoming the first statewide policy and advocacy group for biotech. The new nonprofit, a merger between BayBio and the California Healthcare Institute, is led by CEO Sara Radcliffe, former Executive VP of Health at the international Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) in Washington. Sara steps into this new role at a time when biotech i...
From the 15th Annual BIO CEO & Investor Conference at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York on February 12th, 2013: Meet John F. Milligan, President and Chief Operating Officer, Gilead Sciences Dr. Milligan joined Gilead Sciences in 1990 as a research scientist and was made Director of Project Management and Project Team Leader for the Gilead Hoffmann-La Roche Tamiflu® collaboration in 1996. In 2002, Dr. Milligan was appointed Chief Financial Officer. He was named Chief Operating Officer in 2007 and President in 2008. Dr. Milligan was named "Bay Area CFO of the Year" in 2006 for companies with revenues greater than $500 million, and he was named the top biotechnology industry CFO in the United States by Institutional Investor magazine in 2006, 2007 and 2008. In 2008, Dr. Milligan joined...