Mexico Founded in 1943, Mexican drugmaker Silanes has built a strong presence across multiple therapeutic areas, namely diabetes and cardiovascular, while expanding into others. The company’s director of pharma and biologics, Rafael Quintanilla, explains Silanes’ journey from being purely a branded generics manufacturer to embracing R&D, which has brought substantial growth…
Mexico Francisco Chavez from Thermo Fisher Scientific explains the company’s global mission to advance science and healthcare, with a particular focus on Latin America. Chavez highlights Thermo Fisher’s significant investment in R&D and its strategic approach to addressing regional healthcare challenges through public-private partnerships. Our commitment is to create a…
Mexico David López García, a pharma industry executive and rare disease expert, discusses the challenges and advancements in treating rare diseases in Mexico. He highlights the importance of public-private partnerships and the growing interest from industry in the rare disease field. Every day is an opportunity to make a difference…
Mexico Stendhal Pharma operates with an “unlimited pipeline” approach by forming strategic alliances with global pharmaceutical companies that lack a presence in Latin America. Rodrigo Ruiz Mingramm explains how, as companies reconsider their direct presence in Latin America due to political and socio-economic uncertainties, Stendhal’s model is becoming more appealing, and…
Mexico The Swiss Chamber in Mexico (SwissCham) represents Swiss companies operating in Mexico, a country that has become Switzerland’s top commercial partner in Latin America. Executive Director Emilia Pfeiffer outlines the role of SwissCham, the robust presence of the Swiss healthcare and life sciences companies in the country, the Chamber’s advocacy…
Mexico The Mexican Association of Pharmaceutical Research Industries (AMIIF) represents more than 60 of the country’s research-based pharmaceutical companies. Executive director Larry Rubin, who took on the association’s leadership six months ago, outlines his priorities, such as building public awareness and stronger relationships with the government. He also weighs in on…
Mexico Gilead’s Mexican affiliate is its largest in the LatAm region, and one that has had an impressive impact as 85 percent of those living with HIV in the country are treated with the company’s therapies. With just seven months behind him as GM, Arturo de la Rosa explains what is…
Mexico Vincenzo D’Elia discusses the creation of Alfasigma’s Mexican affiliate – now solidly established after 14 years – and the company’s local strategy and market approach. He emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics for localized portfolio selection, highlights the company’s decision not to engage in government contracts, and comments on…
Mexico Mexico has become a major player in global manufacturing, attracting companies looking to bring supply chains closer to North American markets, but home-grown pharma companies are also capitalizing on the country’s manufacturing muscle, increasing capabilities while betting on quality and aiming for international markets. Recent PharmaBoardroom interviewees share their insights.…
Mexico Wiener Lab is a leader in diagnostics, with a strong focus on clinical chemistry, immunology, coagulation, and molecular biology. As Héctor Barillas Soto explains, the company has a significant presence in Mexico and Latin America and specializes in providing advanced diagnostic solutions for both small and large laboratories. Barillas Soto…
Mexico Adium Mexico, recently rebranded to reflect the identity of the broader Adium Group, represents no less than 25 percent of the LatAm group’s sales. General Director José Miguel Fonken Quiroga shares the affiliate’s number one status, stellar growth, vast portfolio, and plans to expand into OTC and vaccines. Fonkel also…
Mexico Johannes Hauser, managing director of the German-Mexican Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AHK Mexico, or CAMEXA locally), shares the chamber’s functions, which include representing the German private sector in Mexico, with a predominance in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. In addition, he weighs in on the evolution of German…
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