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Rare Disease Day … The Power of Many Voices

Rare Disease Day unites this wide range of conditions under one shared umbrella, fostering a global community that amplifies the collective voice.

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Changing Lanes: My Shift from Performer to Leader

My transition from key player to coach of the entire team has required me to view things through an entirely different lens. 

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The Basics of Gratitude

Reflecting on the basics of gratitude can help us find perspective and appreciate the good in our lives.

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The Power of Key Business Questions

In our biopharma world, we frequently hear the term “Key Business Questions (KBQs).” And while it’s often thrown around as a buzzword (or buzz phrase, in this case), it has quite a bit of practical value when its full depth is explored.

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Biopharma Annual Planning Success: Close Your Rings Year-Round

How do we think about biopharma annual planning differently? The analogy I will draw on is fitness trackers and apps—built for mindfulness and exercise—these devices and apps create a habit for daily (weekly, monthly, etc.) self-challenges.

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The Power of Target Product Profiles: Three Case Studies

In the biopharma industry, the Target Product Profile (TPP) is a critical tool for guiding the development and commercialization of new drugs.

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Unlocking Success: The Power of Target Product Profiles

In the ever-evolving biopharma landscape, success hinges not just on innovation but also on a clear roadmap guiding clinical and commercial development.

Unfinished Business on the Glass Ceiling

Reflecting on my career and the significant societal and technological shifts during those years, I see it as split between two generations, each half so different from the other.