Women At The Top In Biopharma: The Odds And How To Beat Them
Executive Summary
Biopharma companies in North America may be equal opportunity employers, but they are not equal opportunity promoters. Relative to their representation at the "grunt" level, far too few women make it on to the senior management teams, according to a survey of 316 US and Canadian publicly held pharma and biotech firms conducted by the Pharma Data Unit at Informa, IN VIVO's parent company.
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