Director of Thought Leadership for Quintiles. His career in clinical research began at the Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, where he directed the production of the Stroke Trials Registry, a registry of clinical trials in stroke and cerebrovascular disease.
Vice President and Practice Leader for Market Access with Consulting at Quintiles. Prior to joining Quintiles, he was president and a founder of Analytica International, and previously led the Oncology and Immunology Economics Research Group at Bristol-Myers Squibb.
Has held a variety of leadership positions in the biopharmaceutical industry spanning corporate development, operations, product development and partnership management. He is currently Head of Operations and Account Development for Quintiles’ Customer Solutions Business.
Description
Based on a survey of biopharmaceutical executives, payers, patients and investors, The New Health Report 2012 builds upon previous calls for multi-stakeholder collaboration by exploring the often misunderstood element of risk as it relates to biopharmaceutical development and delivery.
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Learning Objectives: Describe stakeholder perceptions of risk—both real and perceived—that demonstrate a significant misalignment among biopharmaceutical stakeholders Describe stakeholder sentiment on risk mitigation strategies such as pre-competitive alliances and performance agreements between biopharma and payers Provide insight into which types of data are best suited for assessing a biopharmaceutical product's risk/benefit profile.