Mauricio Guizar, newly appointed general manager of Ipsen Mexico since October 2019, shares his first impression of the French specialty care player’s operations in Mexico, the significance of being the first Mexican GM in the local market, as well as his focus on positioning Ipsen as a partner to the Mexican government and other public healthcare stakeholders.
Ipsen is organized like a biotech company rather than a midsized pharma company, which means that our culture focuses on innovation
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UCB’s Omar Lugo Aguirre outlines the company’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico, countering stigmas around neurodegenerative and mental diseases, and the abundant opportunities that Mexico and the region…
Recently appointed CEO and president for Pfizer Mexico, Constanza Losada, outlines the exciting challenge of taking on leadership for such an important affiliate during the COVID-19 pandemic and how Pfizer…
The latest from Mexican pharma, including government talks with Indian authorities to provide low-cost medicines, a new distribution pilot program led by the military, the authorization of two Lilly monoclonal…
Writing in the November issue of DIA Global Forum, Lawrence Liberti, Mario Alanis, Pravin Chopra, and Silvia Bendiner examine how the COVID-19 pandemic facilitated greater inter-stakeholder collaboration across the healthcare…
The latest from the healthcare industry in Latin America, including an alarming OECD report about the decline of well-being in the region due to Covid-19, Bayer’s USD 350 million investment…
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