with advanced degrees across engineering, health, life sciences, and medicine
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over the past three years across clinical trials, commercial launches, as well as oncology, cell, and gene therapy
Examples of our work
Platform strategy for an early-stage biotech
An early-stage biotech was looking to develop a therapeutic strategy and clinical development plan for its proprietary research and development platform. We supported the organization by analysing the value at stake for indications in three therapeutic areas, assessed the trade-off between technical feasibility and scientific fitness, and evaluated its competitive landscape and business-model options. As a result, the organization defined a clinical development strategy and business model to operationalize across three therapeutic areas with the most opportunity.
IPO equity story
An early-stage oncology focused biotech was planning for public listing and we supported them in crafting the IPO equity story. We synthesized key value drivers by assessing portfolio and company capabilities against peer company sets, articulated the portfolio narrative by considering scientific differentiations, competitive positioning, and commercial value, and cocreated the investment-equity story with the biotech executives tailored toward the target investors.
Franchise strategy for a cross-border biotech
A cross-border biotech with a broad portfolio of transformative innovations to launch in an Asian market wanted to define a franchise strategy to guide future portfolios and commercial-operation building. We supported the company by benchmarking against successful franchises in respective therapeutic areas to extrapolate key success factors and synthesized forward-looking requirements on the franchise build to formulate the franchise strategy anchoring on company competitive strength. We also defined a roadmap to execute the key franchise strategy recommendations to position the biotech as a future leader by 2030.
Value-creation partnership
A clinical-stage biotech with a unique platform and a lead asset in immunology aspired to find a codevelopment partner to accelerate and broaden the pipeline. We supported the company over more than a year in a partnership. We cocreated the equity story for a larger funding round, refined the clinical-trial design of the lead asset, outlined the go-to-market model, detailed the value proposition, and supported partnering negotiations, which resulted in the biotech reaching a prosperous, successful deal conclusion.
Biopharma sponsors are seeking to accelerate clinical trials and reduce costs through a set of targeted actions aimed at improving patient and site engagement and enrollment productivity.
Public funding for biotech remains tenuous, but in 2022 and 2023 venture capitalists have continued to pour money into innovative platforms that could revolutionize the sector.
Animal production will continue to play an important role in feeding a growing world population. Biotechnology can help make it more sustainable, supporting a global path to net zero.
Laboratory technology has been a steady runner in the world of pharmaceuticals, rather than a racing star—until now. A series of innovations points toward exponential gains in R&D productivity.
The biopharma investment landscape is changing. Companies that grasp recent macro trends in dealmaking and how they affect deal success could position themselves well for attractive opportunities.
Advances in biological science could help the world overcome its most pressing challenges in health and sustainability. Europe’s Bio Revolution could translate scientific strengths into impact.
The biopharmaceutical industry has made remarkable achievements in the past decade, but is it equipped to leap still further ahead in the coming one? Company leaders’ answers to nine questions could prove decisive.
The recent market downturn has affected biotechs worldwide. But the fundamentals are still strong in Europe, where companies have an opportunity to lead the next phase of bioscience innovation.
After a decade of plenty, biotechs are grappling with a challenging market. To emerge strongly, they can streamline R&D and G&A expenses, evaluate new financing options, and consider mergers with other biotechs.
China-originated biopharmas will likely have greater influence on the industry by 2028, but regulatory developments and the quality of partnerships will determine how the industry grows.
From 2019 to 2021, venture capitalists plowed $35 billion into biotech companies with advanced platform technologies that could transform the industry.
Emerging biotechnology companies are less satisfied than large pharmaceutical companies with their contract research organizations (CROs). How can CROs raise their game with this key segment?
Biotech stocks have taken a hit, but the sector will probably rebound. Companies can navigate the downturn by scrutinizing cash management and financing and rethinking paths to long-term value creation.
Establishing an international presence with a first launch is a challenge, but learning from others’ experiences can help biotechs avoid missteps and maximize their chances of success.
Serves a large range of pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical-products clients, from multibillion-dollar corporations to pre-IPO start-ups, on strategic and operational improvement opportunities