The Basics of Gratitude
Reflecting on the basics of gratitude can help us find perspective and…
The Power of Key Business Questions
In our biopharma world, we frequently hear the term “Key Business Questions…
Biopharma Annual Planning Success: Close Your Rings Year-Round
How do we think about biopharma annual planning differently? The analogy we…
Juggling Geographic Commercialization Priorities
Commercializing a pharmaceutical asset in one country is hard enough. Doing it on a global scale, with multiple country differences, is exponentially…
Happy Anniversary to Us!
I grew up in the Midwest — the middle child in a large family. We were each tagged with certain labels and expectations: the smart ones, the…
Hybrid Work Strategies: 3 Tips to Transform Engagement
In this post-COVID era, our clients have experienced a culture shift — driven by remote work, digital transformation, accelerated innovation, and a…
Pipeline Medical Affairs: An Orchestra, Not a Horse Race
Every horse race has a starting bell, a push to move as fast as possible, and a finish line. In many ways, the launch of a new drug can feel similar.…
Three Big Mistakes
Over the past 20 years, The NemetzGroup has been involved in the launch of more than 50 different drugs and has had input into the strategic…
What’s the Latest?
There are many ways we introduce ourselves to make an impact and grab the attention of our audience. In our line of work, that might be what your…
Gen Z Advice for Seasoned Boomers
“Gen Z professionals have a low tolerance for inefficiency and are not going to allow their boomer bosses to remain selective luddites.” That’s how…
The Truth about Teams
When it comes to team performance and adherence to “best practices,” what works on paper or in a teambuilding workshop and what actually occurs are…
Running the Biopharma Marathon
When I moved to Boston over thirty years ago, I had never even heard of the Boston Marathon. I grew up in the Midwest and moved to the West Coast for…
Rare Diseases: Shaping Biopharma’s Future from the Past
We just completed Rare Disease month. With that in mind, Sue has asked me to step in for today’s e-conversation, as this topic is very much a part of…