Future-Proofing Human Capital: Does Biopharma Have The Right Stuff?
Executive Summary
Biopharma's future depends entirely on the application of human ingenuity to complex problems with no easy solutions. In Vivo, with its Informa business solutions partner EBD Academy, recently conducted a survey of industry decision-makers in the US and Europe for recommendations on how to attract talent, boost employee engagement, foster diversity and maintain the product innovation that patients demand and society expects.
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