Webcast: How to cultivate a sustainable talent ecosystem

With talent supply chain shortages continuing to be a top concern across the life sciences industry, we ask Lead Candidate what can be done?

Dan Stanton, Editorial director

August 14, 2023

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Webcast: How to cultivate a sustainable talent ecosystem
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Date: Aug 14, 2023

Duration: 20 Min

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With talent supply chain shortages continuing to be a top concern across the life sciences industry, we ask Lead Candidate CEO Andrew Mears what can be done?

Talent issues are plaguing both the biopharma industry and the contract manufacturing sector that services it. Continually, the need for increasingly complex and specific skill sets, the dwindling talent pool, and the difficulties of retaining staff are affecting biopharma resilience and threatening both current supply chains and future R&D.

So how big are these problems and what can be done to resolve them? We sat down (virtually) with Andrew Mears, CEO at life sciences recruitment firm Lead Candidate, who discussed the importance of retention, the need to hire the right people from the start, the pitfalls of transactional recruitment, and the impending presence of AI.

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About the Author

Dan Stanton

Editorial director

Journalist covering the international biopharmaceutical manufacturing and processing industries.
Founder and editor of Bioprocess Insider, a daily news offshoot of publication Bioprocess International, with expertise in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors, in particular, the following niches: CROs, CDMOs, M&A, IPOs, biotech, bioprocessing methods and equipment, drug delivery, regulatory affairs and business development.

From London, UK originally but currently based in Montpellier, France through a round-a-bout adventure that has seen me live and work in Leeds (UK), London, New Zealand, and China.

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