How This CEO Built a Top 50 Pharma Company Focusing on Culture Day 1
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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 9, 2024 / Jazz Pharmaceuticals
By Chase Feiger, M.D.
Originally Published by Forbes
For a company to successfully create new and life-changing therapeutics for people, it must begin by establishing its own people-first and mission-driven culture. That's the premise Bruce Cozadd set out to test when he co-founded Jazz Pharmaceuticals (NDAQ: JAZZ) in 2003.
Jazz began its life like many other biotech startups, focused on creating therapeutics for disease areas with unmet needs, such as sleep medicine. But over the past 20 years, the company's approach evolved beyond Neuroscience to include treatment options for hematologic cancers and solid tumors. Many new pharmaceutical companies find initial success - a successful Phase 3 Clinical trial, first indication, or second indication - and quickly look for an acquirer to help them capitalize on that success. But Cozadd and Jazz have done something different, building a durable, Top 50 pharmaceutical organization, bringing over 11 therapeutics to market in the past two decades.
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