Publications & Resources

Strategic Options Broadcast

Update April 2009

The EphMRA President has recorded a short update for the members on Strategic Options and the progress made since 2008.

https://webconnect.webex.com/webconnect/lsr.php?AT=pb&SP=EC&rID=1304232&rKey=69260E2346BD28A4

The EphMRA Strategic Options Update April 2009 link above takes you to the recording made on April 16, 2009 and lasts
5 minutes.

Strategic Options Broadcast
13 October 2008

EphMRA Webcast Monday 13th October at 1.30pm UK time.

EphMRA invited all members to join a webcast lasting about 30 minutes to hear a summary of the Strategic Options Team conclusions. 

The recording of the web cast is available - you can see the slides and hear the commentary..

https://intercalleurope.webex.com/intercalleurope/ldr.php?AT=pb&SP=MC&rID=17516172&rKey=2FFB467ED5AFA6A2

 
 

The Teams were:

1. Conference How to add value - Moderators Stephen Godwin, Piergiorgio Rossi, Andrew Scott, Angela Duffy.

2. How to develop further added value for EphMRA members?  Moderators Linda Grosjean, Sally Birchall, Julie Buis, Marco Koch.

3. Full pharmaceutical membership of EphMrA how to extend members and participation - Moderators Rob Haynes, Anne Loiselle, Sandra McAuliffe, Matthieu Edelman.

4. Extending the reach of EphMRA.  Moderators Allan Bowditch, Beatrice Redi, Dan Fitzgerald, Francois Noailles.

 

The Background is:

EphMRA has been looking at future strategic options and paths forward in order to ensure that it meets the needs of all its members in the future.  The Association is currently in good shape with structures in place to ensure we can develop our activities and engage our members.

 

However changes in the pharma industry mean that we face mergers and acquisitions and thus the potential numbers of active full member companies is changing and the number of pharma members to participate in EphMRA activities may thus change.  EphMRA is looking to more closely define its strategic options, set aims and objectives and timelines.  Implementation of any changes is a key stage.

 

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