The Mardis Aibel "Biotechnology Management
Practices" Study
Progenta and Mardis Aibel
(New York;
www.mardisaibel.com)
are working together to improve the
performance of life science and related companies.
During 2003, Mardis Aibel
performed, what is to our knowledge, the only comprehensive survey of
management practices and performance in Biotech companies. They surveyed over
200 senior executives in almost 60 companies and also took opinion from
leading independent investors, analysts, communication experts and recruiters.
The resulting 2-volume study offers for the first time
an in depth study and practical roadmap for everyone involved in Biotech
and related life science industries. It contains compelling data on how top
organisations make things work and highlights the need to strengthen
management skills and practices in most cases (when comparing performance to
standard industrial best practices they found that only 6% of the companies
involved met the basic requirements for success).
The Study features:
 | Over 100
data analysis exhibits –
information on how top firms make things work |
 | The Mardis Aibel
Biotechnology Management Lifecycle Model - with detailed
commentary |
 | Building efficient and
effective executive teams |
 | The role of the board and
senior management |
 | Best practices for key
functions and activities |
 | Case studies of leading
firms – real stories on how they are overcoming the inevitable challenges
|
 | Candid advice from top
investors, executive recruiters, and communication experts plus a
how-to-guide for working with outsourcing partners |
 |
and
much more..... |
About Mardis Aibel
Mardis Aibel & Associates helps
biotechnology and biopharmaceutical companies turn great strategies into great
businesses. We develop and implement practical solutions that overcome the
unique management, operational, and organizational challenges that face
executives in the life sciences industry.
The partners and consultants at Mardis Aibel
bring decades of hands-on experience in dealing with the often vexing problems
of execution; how to transition firms as they move from discovery to
development, how to design a commercialization strategy; how to set
performance goals and measure against them, how to reduce burn rates without
jeopardizing performance, how to organize and manage an efficient and
effective clinical development function.
Mardis Aibel’s practices over the full value
chain of life science company operations from discovery, through clinical
development and into commercialization. We address the total range of support
functions including the organization and management of human resources,
finance, business development, information technology, marketing and sales,
and manufacturing and sourcing. For all areas, we offer organizational
planning and change management, business process reengineering, and
infrastructure alignment.