Biotechnology entrepreneurship : leading, managing and commercializing innovative technologies / edited by Craig Shimasaki.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Shimasaki, Craig D., editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Biotechnology industries.

Entrepreneurship.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Edition:

Second Edition.

Place of Publication:

London : Academic Press, [2020]

System Details:

text file

Contents:

Section I. Understanding biotechnology entrepreneurship - What is biotechnology entrepreneurship?

A biotechnology entrepreneur's legacy - Henri A. Termeer's story and his advice to entrepreneurs

A biotechnology entrepreneur's story: from start-up to international contract development and manufacturing organization

Seven characteristics of successful biotechnology leaders

Section II. Overview of the biotechnology industry

Unleashing the promise of biotechnology to help heal, fuel, and feed the world

Five essential elements and regional influences required to grow and expand a biotechnology cluster or hub

Section III. The human capital component

Building, managing, and motivating great teams

Building human relationship networks

Mentorship: Why you need a team of mentors to be successful

Section IV. The innovative technology component

Understanding biotechnology product sectors

Technology opportunities: evaluating the idea

Understanding biotechnology business models and managing risk

Directing your technology toward a market problem: What you need to know before using the business model canvas?

Section V. The emerging biotechnology enterprise

Company formation, ownership structure, and securities issues

Licensing the technology: Biotechnology commercialization strategies using university and federal labs

Intellectual property protection strategies for biotechnology innovations

Section VI. The financial capital component

Sources of capital and investor motivations

How investors really make decisions: What entrepreneurs need to know when raising money

Securing angel capital and understanding how angel networks operate

Understanding and securing venture capital: An entrepreneur's perspective

Financial ramifications of funding a biotechnology venture: What you need to know about valuation and term sheets

Your business plan and presentation: Articulating your journey to commercialization

Investor presentations: What do you need in an investor pitch deck?

Section VII. Biotechnology product development

Therapeutic drug development and human clinical trials

Integrating diagnostic products into the drug development workflow: Applications for companion diagnostics

The development and commercialization of medical devices

Commercialization and applications of agricultural biotechnology

Artificial intelligence: Emerging applications in biotechnology and pharma

Artificial intelligence in biotechnology: A framework for commercialization

Regulatory approval and compliances for biotechnology products

The biomanufacturing of biotechnology products

Biotechnology products and their customers: Developing a successful market strategy

Section VIII. Biotechnology product coverage, coding, and reimbursement strategies

Getting the word out: Public relations strategies to support biotechnology business goals

Section IX. The latter-stage biotechnology company

Company growth stages and the value of corporate culture

Biotechnology business development: The art of the deal

Biotech-pharma collaboration-A strategic tool: Case study of Centocor

The emergence and transformation of China in biotechnology

Ethical considerations for biotechnology leaders

Diverse career opportunities in the biotechnology and life sciences industry

Common biotechnology entrepreneur mistakes and how to avoid them

Summary.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Other Format:

Print version:

ISBN:

9780128155868

0128155868

OCLC:

1155400074

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Restricted for use by site license.