We know Life Sciences is a broad category.
The Life Sciences industry is exploding, particularly in the Boston market. In 2019 alone, the BioPharma sector saw $13.9B invested across almost 400 drug developers, and that’s not even including medtech, diagnostics, and genomics spaces. The worlds of technology and traditional pharmaceuticals have been converging for years, but with COVID-19’s impact, diagnostics, genomics, digital therapeutics and precision medicine have accelerated their innovation. With this convergence, in addition to regulatory changes, and the rise of patient-centric business models, the talent pool has been greatly impacted—and to find the best talent, you need to work with experts.
The competition for BioTech and BioPharma talent is fierce, so we are too.
Life Sciences organizations with a long history of success are on the lookout for candidates to drive innovation and expansion, while newcomers to the market need candidates with a startup mentality who will position them for future growth. Regardless, today’s leaders in BioPharma understand just how important it is to stay ahead of the curve.
Successful candidates must demonstrate business savvy, technical acumen, regulatory awareness, and entrepreneurialism regardless of company size. Finding great leaders in this industry is like finding Goldilocks – and that’s our favorite challenge to tackle.
We build teams – from the C-Suite to supporting leadership roles to full commercialization build-outs. The functional areas we service include:
- C-Suite Leadership
- Clinical/Scientific
- Commercial/Sales
- Finance and GA
- Marketing and Operations
- Market Access
- Medical Affairs
- Regulatory Affairs
- Quality Affairs
We also support the BioPharma and Life Sciences community.
The Bowdoin Group has been a proud member and supporter of several organizations committed to giving back and supporting the broader Innovation Economy. Our dedication to giving back to the ecosystem mirrors our commitment to advancing diversity in leadership in the life sciences to grow the industry, add value to the healthcare system, and ultimately improve people’s lives. Organizations like Life Science Cares, a collective effort of the industry to eliminate the impact of poverty on those in the Boston area, matches BioTech and BioPharma companies with nonprofits through volunteering opportunities that we here at Bowdoin take advantage of. Making an impact by supporting these organizations is core to who we are, and we encourage our team to get involved.
