RSA Viewpoints
Britain’s talent for technology: Do we have the right skills and capabilities in place to identify and develop the next generation of ATMP’s?
Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMP’s) offer exciting new opportunities for the treatment of disease and injury. But in such a fast-evolving therapeutic landscape, do...
RSA 40th Anniversary Featured Story – Caroline Hardwicke
Caroline Hardwicke is a Clinical Development Consultant with over 35 years’ experience across the spectrum of clinical roles in all aspects of Phases I-IV...
Recognising and celebrating Extraordinary Connections at our 40th Anniversary Party
On Thursday 9th September, The RSA Group celebrated its 40-year anniversary with a special event at The Garden Museum in London. The venue was...
Inspiring Leaders | Jean-Luc Butel
Jean Luc Butel is an international executive with over thirty years’ experience in the global healthcare industry. He has worked solely for US Fortune...
Inspiring Leaders | Virginie Buggia-Prevot
Following a PhD in neurobiology and a post doc at the University of Chicago, Virginie Buggia-Prevot joined MD Anderson’s Neurodegeneration Consortium, managing strategic alliances...
Recruit, Reward, Retain – training and upskilling in the life sciences
The RSA Group’s Eleanor Davies leads an expert panel discussion at Bio Integrates 2021 Hands up if you’re working in life sciences and want...
Inspiring Leaders | Charlotte Casebourne
Charlotte Casebourne is the co-founder and CEO of Theolytics, a company that quickly develops oncolytic (cancer-killing) viruses. Since spinning out of the University of...
What makes a highly-effective, global board member?
A key step to personal growth and development is learning from your network and from those with experience of tackling the challenges you are...
Inspiring Leaders | Jackie Hunter
Jackie Hunter, PhD DSc CBE FBPharmacolS FMedSci, is a Board Director of BenevolentAI, which is applying its AI technology across the whole of Pharma...
Should people move to jobs or should jobs move to people?
When a talented person is hired by a life sciences organisation, where should they work? This isn’t a story about the pandemic, although undoubtedly...
Inspiring Leaders | Dr. Niven R. Narain
Dr. Niven R. Narain is Co-Founder, President & CEO of Berg, a Boston-based biopharma driving next generation drug and diagnostic development by combining patient-driven...
Inspiring Leaders | Swee Yeok CHU
With over 30 years of success in venture, growth and late-stage financing as well as private equity and fund investments, Swee Yeok Chu is...
Inspiring Leaders | Steve Harbin
Steve Harbin believes it takes good science, good people and good business to develop and grow a leading biotech. He joined Oncorus Inc. as...
Inspiring Leaders | Prof. Helga Rübsamen-Schaeff
A chemist by training, Professor Helga Rübsamen-Schaeff started her career as Scientific and Executive Director of an academic institution, the Chemotherapeutical Research Institute Georg-Speyer-Haus...
Inspiring Leaders | Dr Antonin de Fougerolles
With over 20 years of biotech R&D experience building out drug pipelines and helping drive several multi-billion-dollar companies from start-up, Tony is one of...
What will we need from Life Sciences leaders in 2021?
As a follow up to my recent blogs, I would like to share some further reflections about what Executive Leaders and Board members in...
Inspiring Leaders | Dr Melanie Lee, PhD, CBE
Begin Each Decade Anew – This is the incredible story of LifeArc’s CEO, Dr Melanie Lee, PhD, CBE. Prior to joining LifeArc Melanie pursued...
Inspiring Leaders | Michelle Tempest
Our next featured Inspiring Leader is the amazing Michelle Tempest, Partner at Candesic and author of ‘Big Brain Revolution: Artificial Intelligence Spy or Saviour?‘...