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  • Inside the Race to Scale ADCs - Ian Glassford
    2026/05/07

    What does it take to scale complex biologics manufacturing while keeping speed, quality, and communication aligned? In this episode, Ian Glassford explains how integrated CDMO partnerships are helping biotech companies accelerate ADC and bioconjugate programs from discovery through to commercial manufacturing.


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Ian Glassford, VP at Abzena, with more than a decade of experience spanning medicinal chemistry, synthetic chemistry, bioconjugation, biologics manufacturing, and CDMO leadership roles across GSK and Abzena.


    In this episode, Ian Glassford covers:


    • How Abzena approaches integrated ADC and bioconjugate manufacturing across discovery, development, and GMP production (00:00)


    • Why communication and true partnership models are becoming critical for CDMOs supporting fast-moving biotech programs (02:55)


    • The balance between speed to clinic, process standardisation, and maintaining manufacturing quality in complex biologics (03:37)


    • Ian’s transition from medicinal chemistry at @GSK into leadership within the bioconjugation and ADC space at Abzena (08:11)


    • Where the future of ADCs, AOCs, radionuclide conjugates, and commercial manufacturing is heading over the next five years (10:25)


    For anyone working across biologics manufacturing, ADC development, CDMO partnerships, or complex therapeutics, this conversation offers a practical look at how experienced operators are adapting to increasingly demanding timelines and evolving modalities across the biotech industry.


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    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@artotalent


    Ian Glassford:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-glassford-phd-mba-28270529/


    Harry Sloan:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/?skipRedirect=true


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction and live recording from DCAT Week in New York

    00:39 Ian Glassford explains Abzena’s role in the ADC and bioconjugate CDMO market

    01:25 The biggest operational challenges in ADC and AOC manufacturing

    02:43 What biotech clients are really looking for beyond technical expertise

    03:37 Managing the balance between speed, quality, and execution

    04:53 How integrated CDMO and CRO models improve timelines and supply chain control

    06:43 The importance of communication and partnership in complex programs

    08:11 Ian’s career journey from medicinal chemistry into bio conjugates

    10:00 Transitioning from hands-on science into site leadership

    10:25 Where Abzena and the wider ADC market are heading in the next five years

    11:51 Adapting CDMO models to support evolving biologics modalities

    12:29 Closing thoughts


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #Biotech #CDMO #Biologics #ADC #DrugDevelopment #Manufacturing #Pharmaceuticals #Bioconjugates

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    13 分
  • How Samsung Biologics Is Redefining CDMO Partnerships - John Gagliardi
    2026/05/05

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    How do leading CDMOs move beyond scale to become true strategic partners?


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with John Gagliardi, Sales Director, Key Account Management at Samsung Biologics, with 25+ years of experience spanning operations, supply chain, procurement, sourcing and commercial leadership across biopharma, including previous experience at GSK and leadership in CDMO partnerships.


    In this episode, John Gagliardi covers:


    - How Samsung Biologics has evolved as a pure-play CDMO, including US expansion and the value of integrated support from clinical development through commercial supply.

    - Why long-term partnerships in biomanufacturing depend on value creation beyond capacity, from lifecycle management to flexible supply chain strategies.

    - What credible ADC capability really looks like, including integrated manufacturing, simplified supply chains and how co-located operations can accelerate speed to market.

    - The strategic importance of the Lilly Gateway Labs collaboration with Eli Lilly, and how incubating early-stage biotech can strengthen the future innovation ecosystem.

    - Where growth is heading next for Samsung Biologics, from Bio Campus expansion and emerging modalities to scaling quality while maintaining operational agility.


    If you are interested in where biomanufacturing partnerships are heading, and how leading CDMOs are thinking beyond capacity alone, this conversation offers practical insight worth your time.


    Watch the full episode to hear how John approaches growth, innovation and patient impact through a commercial and operational lens.


    Follow ARTO

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    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ng

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    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@artotalent


    John Gagliardi

    Sales Director at Samsung Biologics

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gagliardi-7a8a252/


    Harry Sloan

    CDMO BD Lead at ARTO

    LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base%3B7ieBaX%2FATH6lSPMIPdsI8w%3D%3D


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction from New York and conference spotlight

    00:42 Samsung Biologics as a pure-play CDMO

    02:10 Building strategic customer partnerships

    03:45 Differentiation beyond standard CDMO models

    05:01 Building credibility in ADC manufacturing

    07:53 Technical collaboration and winning partnerships

    09:07 Lilly Gateway Labs collaboration

    11:40 Growth trajectory and future modalities

    13:19 Scaling while maintaining quality

    15:00 Patient impact and personal motivation

    16:35 Closing remarks


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #Biomanufacturing #CDMO #Biopharma #SupplyChain #ADC #PharmaceuticalManufacturing #BiotechLeadership

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    17 分
  • We Just Built a $1.5B Biologics Company… And We're Here to Disrupt the Industry - Joon Chang
    2026/04/28

    What does it really take to build credibility as a new CDMO in a highly competitive biologics market, while staying grounded in patient impact?


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Joon Chang, Chief Business Officer at Lotte Biologics, with years of experience spanning Pharma, CDMO, project management, and business development roles across global organisations.


    In this episode, Joon Chang covers:

    • (02:17) Building credibility as a new CDMO and overcoming the challenge of limited track record while leveraging experienced talent from legacy manufacturing sites

    • (03:05) Why people and expertise matter more than company age when delivering successful tech transfer, development, and manufacturing outcomes

    • (04:17) The importance of tailoring partnerships to individual client needs and building long-term relationships across Pharma and biotech organisations

    • (07:00) Career journey from bench scientist to commercial leadership, and how experience across Pharma and CDMO environments shapes client-centric thinking

    • (10:10) Creating a patient-centric culture in manufacturing and commercial teams, and why connecting daily operations to patient impact strengthens partnerships


    If you are interested in how emerging CDMOs can differentiate themselves through culture, capability, and client alignment, this episode offers a grounded and practical perspective worth your time.


    Follow ARTO

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalent

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ng

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@life_sciences


    Joon Chang

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joon-chang-a337895/


    Harry Sloan

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/

    Timestamps:


    00:00 Introduction at the DCAT Conference

    00:33 Overview of Lotte Biologics and market positioning

    01:20 Capabilities in biologics manufacturing and conjugation

    02:01 Challenges of entering the CDMO market as a new player

    03:05 Importance of talent and retained expertise from legacy sites

    03:52 Building relationships with Pharma and biotech clients

    04:24 Dual hub model across the US and South Korea

    05:01 Manufacturing scale advantages and commercial readiness

    06:19 Speed, cost efficiency, and internal tech transfer benefits

    07:00 Career journey from Pharma to CDMO leadership

    08:04 Understanding client mindset from both Pharma and CDMO perspectives

    08:54 Project management experience and client relationship ownership

    09:43 Leadership philosophy and full lifecycle thinking

    10:10 Building an ideal organisational culture

    10:40 Patient-centric approach and ultra-rare disease considerations

    11:43 Connecting operations to patient impact

    12:34 Applying culture to commercial and sales teams

    13:21 Business development mission and value creation

    13:40 Leadership approach and empowering teams

    15:00 Vision for disrupting the CDMO industry

    16:21 Growth, partnerships, and expanding patient reach

    17:01 Personal motivation and purpose behind the work

    18:00 Team culture and collaboration


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #Biologics #CDMO #Pharma #Biotech #Manufacturing

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  • From Lab Scientist to Pharma Leader: 40 Years of Scaling and Strategy Insight - Alison Clayton
    2026/04/23

    From hands-on pharmacology research to leading strategic projects in advanced manufacturing, this episode explores what it really takes to evolve, adapt, and lead across decades of change in life sciences.


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Alison Clayton, Strategic Projects Director at Symbiosis, with over 40 years of experience spanning pharmacology research, pre-clinical and clinical development, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.


    In this episode, Alison Clayton covers:

    (00:00) Transitioning from academia into industry and navigating major company acquisitions early in a career

    (01:40) Moving beyond the lab into strategic, customer-facing roles and discovering a passion for leadership

    (03:35) Adapting to constant organisational change while maintaining a patient-first mindset

    (07:26) The risks of scaling too quickly in CDMOs and the importance of realistic capacity and strong partnerships

    (10:02) Maintaining quality and regulatory standards while growing in a highly competitive pharmaceutical landscape


    This conversation offers a grounded perspective on long-term career development, leadership in complex environments, and the evolving demands of pharmaceutical manufacturing. If you are building a career in life sciences or scaling within a CDMO environment, this episode provides practical insights worth applying.


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    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalent

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    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@life_sciences


    Alison Clayton

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alison-clayton-78816711/


    Harry Sloan

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction to the episode

    00:14 Alison Clayton introduction and career reflection

    00:53 Transition from academia to industry

    01:15 Experience at Syntex Pharmaceuticals, Roche, and Quintiles

    01:40 Moving into strategic and customer-facing roles

    02:24 Leadership style shaped by scientific background

    02:50 End-to-end experience across drug development

    03:13 Navigating challenges and career-defining moments

    03:35 Adapting through multiple company transitions

    04:24 Balancing commercial goals with patient outcomes

    04:56 Experiences in a male-dominated industry

    05:51 Advice for women in life sciences leadership

    06:09 Career development without a fixed plan

    07:00 Balancing career and family life

    07:26 Scaling challenges in CDMOs

    08:30 Risks of overpromising and underdelivering

    09:28 Importance of supply chain and transparency

    10:02 Maintaining quality and regulatory compliance

    10:27 Overview of Symbiosis

    10:57 Market demand for sterile manufacturing

    11:20 Scottish identity and company culture

    11:39 Differentiation in the CDMO market

    12:31 Importance of flexibility and partnerships

    13:21 Building long-term client relationships

    13:41 Future outlook for Symbiosis

    14:05 Evolution of biologics and impact on patients

    14:32 Career reflection and delivering medicines to patients

    15:17 What excites Alison about the future


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #PharmaceuticalManufacturing #LifeSciences #CDMO #Biologics #DrugDevelopment

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    16 分
  • This CDMO Has an Advantage No One Else Can Replicate - Quotient Sciences
    2026/04/22

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    The CDMO model is evolving fast, but what actually separates the leaders from the rest in today’s market?


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Thierry Van Nieuwenhove, CEO of Quotient Sciences, with 25+ years of experience spanning business development, engineering, global manufacturing leadership, and executive roles.


    In this episode, Thierry covers:


    • The evolution of the CDMO landscape over 25 years, from API-focused events to a global, multi-disciplinary pharma ecosystem

    • How Quotient Sciences built a unique translational pharmaceutics platform to combine clinical studies with drug manufacturing, accelerating development timelines by up to 12 months

    • A career journey from chemical engineering into global business development and leadership, including building manufacturing capabilities in India and working across Europe and the US

    • Why speed, efficiency, and proof of concept are critical in today’s funding-constrained biotech environment

    • The growing impact of AI, global innovation shifts including China, and how CDMOs must adapt to remain competitive and support emerging biotech pipelines


    If you are looking to understand where the CDMO space is heading, and what it takes to lead in a rapidly evolving pharmaceutical market, this episode offers a clear and practical perspective. Be sure to watch the full conversation.


    Follow ARTO


    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalent

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ng

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@life_sciences


    Thierry Van Nieuwenhove

    CEO at Quotient Sciences

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thierryvan/


    Harry Sloan

    BD CDMO Lead

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction to Making It In Manufacturing at DCAT

    00:20 Meet Thierry Van Nieuwenhove, CEO of Quotient Sciences

    01:40 Overview of Quotient Sciences and translational pharmaceutics

    03:10 Competitive advantage in the CDMO market

    04:23 Career journey from engineering to CEO

    07:00 Leadership development across global roles

    08:18 Operating across international markets and cultures

    09:17 Translating early-stage assets into clinical success

    12:00 Industry challenges including funding constraints

    14:25 AI, partnerships, and innovation in formulation

    16:01 Data science and accelerating development timelines

    17:32 Global trends including China’s role in innovation

    19:56 Strategic adaptation to industry shifts

    21:34 Demand for integrated CDMO models

    22:55 Customer expectations: speed, excellence, and innovation

    25:28 The importance of trust and long-term partnerships


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #CDMO #PharmaceuticalManufacturing #Biotech #DrugDevelopment #LifeSciences

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    30 分
  • The Hidden Challenges of Biologics Development - Dr. Adriana Kiędzierska-Mencfeld
    2026/04/21

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    What does it really take to move from science into CEO leadership while delivering real impact for patients?


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Dr Adriana Kiedzierska-Mencfeld, CEO of Rezon Bio, with 20 years of experience spanning biotech, biologics manufacturing, and leadership across industry and scientific roles.


    In this episode, Dr Adriana Kiedzierska-Mencfeld covers:

    - Transitioning from academia to industry and the drive to turn science into real patient value

    - Key leadership moments including entering new technology areas and managing high-pressure decision making

    - Leading through COVID, maintaining operations, and ensuring both product delivery and team safety

    - Transforming into a CDMO model and leading organisational change with clarity and purpose

    - Competing in a crowded CDMO market through cost discipline, quality standards, and operational efficiency


    If you are working in biotech, manufacturing, or scaling scientific innovation into real-world impact, this conversation offers a clear and grounded perspective on leadership, decision making, and building high-performing teams under pressure.


    Follow ARTO

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalent

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ng

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@artotalent


    Dr Adriana Kiedzierska-Mencfeld

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-adriana-kiedzierska-mencfeld/


    Harry Sloan

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction

    00:33 Moving beyond science into leadership

    02:06 Career-defining moments and leadership growth

    04:56 Leading through COVID and regulatory pressure

    06:01 FDA inspection and managing high-stakes environments

    07:13 Transition to CDMO and company transformation

    09:20 Launch of Resins Bio and stepping into CEO role

    11:39 Building trust and delivering for clients

    12:29 Cost competitiveness and market positioning

    14:20 Speed, quality, and CDMO differentiation

    15:22 Market trends and opportunities in biologics

    17:33 CDMO positioning and capabilities

    18:09 Balancing existing clients and new business

    20:08 Personal career journey and challenges

    21:44 Advice for women in biotech leadership

    22:46 Future of biologics manufacturing

    24:33 Motivation and leadership purpose


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #Biotech #CDMO #Biologics #LifeSciences #ManufacturingLeadership

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    27 分
  • Why CDMOs Must Scale Smarter - Peter Belden
    2026/04/16

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    What does it take to scale pharmaceutical packaging operations globally while maintaining flexibility, quality, and speed to market? In this episode, we explore how strategic packaging partnerships directly impact patient access and commercial success.


    This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with Peter Belden, CCO of Tjoapack, with over 25 years of experience spanning outsourced pharmaceutical services across small, mid-sized, and large organisations, primarily within packaging and global supply chain operations.


    In this episode, Peter Belden covers:

    00:00 How pharmaceutical packaging plays a critical role beyond the final step, directly influencing timelines and global market access

    01:25 The growing need for late-stage customisation and flexible packaging to meet changing patient demand across multiple markets

    02:21 Why successful CDMO partnerships start with deep client understanding, including patient population, dosing, and supply chain needs

    03:43 Balancing speed to market with quality through strong planning, collaboration, and supply chain alignment

    04:43 Strategic expansion in the US, including facility growth and new packaging lines to support long-term demand


    This conversation offers a practical look at how packaging strategy, operational discipline, and global experience come together to support pharmaceutical innovation at scale. If you are involved in manufacturing, supply chain, or CDMO partnerships, this episode provides valuable perspective grounded in real industry execution.


    Follow ARTO

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalent

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ng

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575

    Website: https://arto-talent.com/

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@artotalent


    Peter Belden

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petersbelden/


    Harry Sloan

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/


    Timestamps:

    00:00 Introduction

    00:15 Overview of the company and CDMO positioning

    01:04 Evolution of pharmaceutical packaging and flexibility

    01:48 Late-stage customisation and supply chain adaptability

    02:21 Building strong client partnerships in packaging

    02:56 Scoping projects and delivering tailored solutions

    03:21 Industry change and demand for speed to market

    03:43 Balancing quality with responsiveness

    04:20 Supply chain collaboration and planning cadence

    04:34 US expansion and growth strategy

    05:06 Facility expansion and new packaging lines

    05:31 Managing growth and operational challenges

    06:07 Long-term vision and scaling capabilities

    06:50 Career journey into leadership

    07:31 International experience and UK market integration

    08:39 Adapting to global markets and client needs

    09:03 Delivering across 40+ countries

    10:05 Motivation and impact on patient access

    10:22 Closing remarks


    #MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #PharmaManufacturing #CDMO #SupplyChain #Biopharma

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    10 分
  • Building a Pharma Company Is Harder Than You Think - David Stevens
    2026/04/16
    95% of our viewers aren’t subscribed. If you’re watching and not yet subscribed, please subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss future episodes.What does it really take to build a world-class pharmaceutical manufacturing business from the ground up while navigating risk, regulation, and rapid innovation?This week on Making It In Manufacturing, Harry Sloan sat down with David Stevens, CEO of Kindeva, with over 20 years of experience spanning CDMO leadership, startup scale-ups, and pharmaceutical manufacturing across both Europe and the United States, including leadership roles at Kindeva and prior ventures acquired within the pharma ecosystem.In this episode, David Stevens covers:(00:01:02) Transitioning from startup CEO to leading Kindeva, and the strategic vision behind building advanced sterile fill-finish capabilities(00:02:50) Scaling a biologics CDMO from zero to 250 employees during COVID, including lessons from building facilities and teams from scratch(00:05:41) The future of inhalation technologies, including the shift to low-carbon propellants and the impact on sustainability and patient choice(00:07:44) Designing next-generation sterile manufacturing facilities with Annex 1 compliance, advanced robotics, and contamination risk reduction(00:09:57) Why trust, transparency, and operational discipline are critical in a competitive CDMO landscape, especially when managing capacity and client expectationsIf you are working in pharmaceutical manufacturing, CDMO strategy, or scaling complex life sciences operations, this conversation offers a grounded perspective on leadership, growth, and building for long-term impact.Follow ARTOLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/artotalentSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0kEcRZOiJChOoN1KF2n1ngInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/arto.talent?igsh=MWdhbWl5N204a253NQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qrTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@artotalent?_t=ZG-8tHbGACAZaj&_r=1Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-beyond-the-lab/id1783115575Website: https://arto-talent.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@artotalentDavid StevensLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davecstevens/Harry SloanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harry-sloan-605620154/Timestamps:00:00 Introduction00:14 Guest introduction and CEO journey01:02 Career background and move into @Kindeva02:50 Building and scaling a biologics CDMO05:41 Vision for inhalation technology and sustainability07:44 Future of sterile manufacturing and facility design09:57 Trust and partnerships in CDMO relationships12:12 Managing growth, capacity, and reputation12:36 Long-term vision and defining success as CEO#MakingItInManufacturing #ARTOTalent #PharmaceuticalManufacturing #CDMO #Biologics #LifeSciences #ManufacturingLeadership Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    15 分