16.02.2010 • TopicsAnalytica

Supporting Start-up Biotechnology Companies

Hugh Douglas, Bridge4Bios president
Hugh Douglas, Bridge4Bio's president

Bridge4Bio, an international business consultancy group focused on promoting the growth of life sciences and biotechnology companies, is targeting four strategic areas to assist both start-ups and established companies plan and grow their businesses globally. Bridge4Bio's team of senior consultants addresses the following:


Channel Development
Bridge4Bio's senior management team with its global coverage helps clients find the appropriate distributor, or choose appropriate partners for OEM mergers or licensing deals to expand their business.


Strategic Marketing
Bridge4Bio provides guidance on how to build and implement a global business plan including developing new and existing product line channel strategies. Advice covers implementing market promotions and communication programmes, agreement negotiation, as well as ensuring IP and profitability are solid to capitalize on future opportunities.


Global Sourcing
Bridge4Bio's international experience simplifies identifying the best sources to manufacture product, reduce cost, negotiate contracts, or improve quality through long-term global partnerships to gain a competitive advantage.


Capital Investment

Bridge4Bio is well connected to Silicon Valley and global investment contacts to act as a bridge between the client and an appropriate investor or partnership company.

"Forming a partnership with Bridge4Bio allows life sciences and biotechnology companies, both large and small, to maximize their growth potential while working with tight budgets," explained Hugh Douglas, Bridge4Bio's president. "Start-ups, small to mid-sized companies or those organizations needing to develop and expand their business globally with limited resources can all benefit from our global team of experts that are highly skilled and experienced at driving and managing operations, marketing, sales and business development across the full spectrum of the life sciences sector".

Bridge4Bio's knowledge and expertise covers academic research, drug discovery, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, proteomics and genomics, medical devices and diagnostics.

Douglas continued: "Bridge4Bio provides our clients the experience of a network of ten international life sciences and biotechnology consultants who have all experienced first-hand the start-up and growth challenges faced by life sciences and biotechnology businesses in global markets".
"We cover the world. Clients benefit from our pool of experienced professionals immediately."

"Another advantage of using Bridge4Bio's team is that we recognize that companies may not have the funds for high-priced consultants. So much of our fee structure is charged as commissions based on the sales/results of a growing business. The client pays us based on the success of the implementation which means that the up-front cost and risk is further reduced for our clients."


Bridge4Bio will be exhibiting on stand number A3-380 at Analytica 2010, March 23-26, 2010 Munich, Germany.

 

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