Anecdotally, we all know the pandemic has accelerated the shift to nonpersonal promotion, such as digital and DTC, for marketing and sales functions. During a webinar I recently attended on virtual launches, the speakers shared findings that confirmed this. In-person meetings between sales reps and HCPs had already begun to decline by as much as
Emerging biotechs have been setting and breaking records for IPOs at breathtaking speeds and unheard-of valuations. Just look at Sana Biotechnology. Last week the company announced it had sold 23.5 million shares as part of its IPO and raised $588 million, making it one of the largest biotech offers in recent history. And it hasn’t even launched its first clinical trial.
BW Health Group COO Melissa Johnston is continuing to share her strategic and operational leadership expertise with the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association.
This year, Johnston will do so as HBA’s Global Committee Deputy Chair.
Market development for products within rare disease is both challenging and rewarding. Challenging because of a lack of information and historical data about the disease. Rewarding because of the opportunity to work with patient organizations, which helps develop the market insights necessary to successfully market a rare disease product.
The controversy over face masks is just another one of the unexpected cultural phenomena that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought the United States. To me, wearing a mask is a no-brainer when you look at the science. In fact, a Yale study conducted in July showed that countries that adopted early mask usage (less than
Remotely creative? Or not even a bit? Seriously, how do you do the best work and continue to get the best work from your team in an environment where nearly everyone is fatigued from talking into their laptops? Or they’re explaining their grand idea for nearly a minute while the mute button is on and everyone else on the call is mouthing the statement of the year like they’re asking for directions in a foreign country?