Making Connections and Executing in the Life Sciences
Life Science Talent Network™....
stands for a database of experienced professionals in the Life Sciences and related industries.
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It is largely made up of....
| They have professional experience in...
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- biologists
- chemists
- medical doctors
- software and hardware engineers
- financial & manufacturing experts
| - R&D
- Regulatory & Patent issues
- Business & Technology Development, Sales
- Technical Service
- Manufacturing & Regulatory Processes
- Administration & Strategy
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Segmented by competence, e.g....
| ...and by 'special' characteristics, e.g....
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- microscopy
- protein characterization
- cell modeling know how
- assay development
- medicinal chemistry / ADME, Tox
- clinical development CRA's
- CMC, QC & QA
- Regulatory Affairs
- business development & sales
- technology scouting
- in- / outlicensing
- logistics in Life Sciences
- patent law
- legal counsel
- project management discovery
- Small molecules / biologics
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- start-up entrepreneurial experience (vs. corporate)
- venture capital / auditing experience
- investor relationships
- Non-European language skills like Russian, Japanese, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese
- dual or multiple citizenships
- multicountry experience
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Life Science Talent Network™ is an initiative of former top executives in what was called the German-Speaking Biotech Industry. It started out in 1999 and now encompasses more than 7.100 such professionals... - from almost all over the world, focus though on Central Europe
- in a systematic searchable fashion
- with significant other background information available only through personal contacts
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Within a matter of minutes does the Life Science Talent Network™ allow for a dozen or more contacts of high relevance for our Clients' question. They serve as a starting point for further systematic investigation
