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Follow on Google News | ![]() Journal of Commercial Biotechnology: April 2012 issue now availableSpecial issue: Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Bootcamp. The April 2012 issue of the Journal is now available.
By: Yali Friedman, Ph.D. http://CommercialBiotechnology.com Editorial: The Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Boot Camp: From Lectern to Printing Press Stephen M Sammut, Arthur A Boni This issue of the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology focuses on the proceedings of the Seventh Annual Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Boot Camp held in conjunction with the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) annual conference in Washington, DC in June, 2011.The Biotechnology Entrepreneurship Boot Camp was launched for the 2005 BIO Industry Organization’ New pradigms in drug R&D: A personal perspective David C U'Prichard The Author discusses the recent productivity problems in the pharmaceutical industry, in the context of his 30 year career, and the current responses of the industry driven strongly by disaggregation of the historic R&D model, new fluidites of capital access, and the impacts of genomics and globalization... Project, Product or Company Arthur Boni This article focuses on the essentials of building effective, collaborative, team-based organizations. The entrepreneurs and innovators who found and build technology-based organizations comprise out target audience, but most specifically we address the biotechnology and biomedical field. Two perspectives are provided in the article: 1) advice based on the experiential learning provided by years of experience of building and growing entrepreneurial organizations; The Basics of Coverage, Coding, and Reimbursement Robert Wanerman The process of commercializing a new item or service in the U.S. health care market involves three distinct but necessary components: coverage, coding, and reimbursement. This article provides an overview of these processes and the challenges in successfully navigating the course and spotting the particular issues for individual items and services... Transition from the Lab to the Clinic James G Kenimer, James Ackland Before considering the specific regulatory requirements and expectations relating to your product it is informative to understand who regulates and why. Building Teams in Entrepreneurial Companies Arthur Boni, Laurie Weingart This article focuses on the essentials of building effective, collaborative, team-based organizations. The entrepreneurs and innovators who found and build technology-based organizations comprise out target audience, but most specifically we address the biotechnology and biomedical field. Two perspectives are provided in the article: 1) advice based on the experiential learning provided by years of experience of building and growing entrepreneurial organizations; The Pitch to Investors and Partners Arthur Boni This article covers the essentials of constructing and delivering a “pitch” of a business opportunity to potential investors or corporate partners. We advocate constructing an effective pitch first and then using that as a guide to prepare your business plan. The content of the pitch itself as described herein in effect comprises the elements to be incorporated into a business plan as a more comprehensive documentation of the business... Strategic Engagement of the Science-Business Media Moira A. Gunn As surely as the bio-enterprise can benefit from positive media coverage, it cannot thrive in the face of unanswered negative and/or inaccurate media attention. On all counts, the bio-enterprise must be able to strategically engage with the media at every stage in its life cycle. This article describes the global science-business media landscape, including traditional media and emergent social media and information in the online space... Achieving optimal financial and strategic transaction outcomes for small to mid-sized privately funded start-ups Benjamin P Chen, Christa Nicholas Non-dilutive funding and equity capital are two key reasons why life sciences companies pursue strategic partnerships... Partnering With the NIH: Now Part of the “Value Proposition” Steve Ferguson For many years the United States has led the world in government support for non-military research and development (R&D), especially support for work that directly relates to health and human development. A focal point for such federal investments to date in biomedical research has been the National Institutes of Health (NIH) along with other government laboratories and university-based research programs... Licensing, Partnering, Strategic Alliances and University Relationships Wesley Daniel Blakeslee Abstract The biopharmaceutical industry has been undergoing change for a number of years and that change is accelerating. Larger pharmaceutical companies are acquiring smaller ones, companies are merging, laboratories are being closed, and the number of scientists performing research in the pharmaceutical industry is declining... What Every Biotech Entrepreneur Needs to Know about VC Due Diligence Stephen M Sammut Due diligence, as it applies to venture capital, is actually imprecise. Origins of the term are based in banking case law. Due diligence to the attorney is more of a precise concept. A better term is “homework.” Valuation Methods in Early-Stage Biotechnology Enterprises: Stephen M. Sammut Valuation approaches to biotechnology companies by angel investors and venture capitalists often appear to the entrepreneurs to be based on voodoo rather than sound principles of finance. While there may be some truth to that perception, there is actually a very sound, somewhat complex, internal logic to the way private biotechnology companies are valued... The Art of the Cap Table Ashley John Stevens This article provides an overview of the impact of raising capital on the equity ownership structure of a biotechnology company. The equity ownership structure as captured in a table of capitalization determines how the fruits of success will be divided between founders, management and investors at an exit event such as an acquisition or initial public offering... For more information, see the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology at http://CommercialBiotechnology.com # # # The Journal of Commercial Biotechnology is a quarterly peer-reviewed professional journal which focuses on the commercial, legal, and regulatory issues affecting biotechnology, biopharmaceutical, agrochemical, and environmental companies. http://CommercialBiotechnology.com End
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