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Tag Archives: SMEs
Chris Dippel
In my past as an employee, I worked in business development and alliance management in the biotech/pharma industry and in licensing, technology transfer, and program management in academia. I now am self-employed and am applying my experience to creating self-sustaining enterprises that address global health challenges. For more about me and this blog, check my Thanks for Visiting Page.
Posting Tags
Appropriate Technology
BVGH
Commercialization
Delivery
Diagnostics
Drug development
Early-stage funding
funding
Gates
Generic drugs
GSK
HIV/AIDS
Insurance
International development
Know-how Transfer
Licensing
Major players
Malaria
Manufacturing
Markets
Medtech
Merck
NIH
Novartis
NTDs
Nutrition
Partnering
Patents
PATH
PDPs
People
Pfizer
Pharma Industry
Product development
Rabies
SBIR
Sickle cell disease
SMEs
Social venturing
Start ups
TB
Technology transfer
US government
Vaccines
Welcome Trust
Beyond the Band-Aid
I was recently contacted by an Andrew Paul of the UK, alerting me to the International Society for Neglected Tropical Diseases, a global health organization he has founded, and its inaugural congress (ISNTD) (thanks for finding my blog, Andrew). As I understand it from the group’s website and his email, the goal of the Society [...]