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1 Global New Employee Orientation Workshop Welcome
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 2 Recruiting Interviewing Job Offer and Acceptance Receipt of Welcome Packet New Employee Orientation Workshop Intranet Orientation Site On-the-job Experience and Training Job-specific Training On-going Networking and Social Events
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 3 Workshop Agenda Welcome Participant Introductions Document Completion Benefits Information A Pharmaceutical Company History Video
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 4 Workshop Agenda (continued) Company Overview Red Book and Asset Protection Performance Management/Career Development Workshop Summary Wrap-up and Evaluation
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 5 Workshop Objectives To let you know: What is expected of you How to add value to the company How to communicate with your colleagues How to integrate as team players
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6 Company Overview
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 7 A Pharmaceutical Company’s Global Presence Employs more than 31,000 people Has Research and Development facilities in 9 countries Markets medicines in 179 countries Around the world, A Pharmaceutical Company: Has Manufacturing facilities in 20 countries
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 8 Our Three Core Values Respect for people Integrity Thirst for excellence
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 9 Our Mission Enable people to live longer, healthier, more active lives A Pharmaceutical Company is a research-based global company Creates pharmaceutical-based health care solutions That To
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 10 People Scientific Innovation Demand Realization Shareholder Value Our Four Corporate Objectives
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 11 Our Organizational Structure Policy Committee Charter At the corporate level, approve and own: Performance targets Strategies Policies Ensure compliance
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 12 Our Organizational Structure Policy Committee Activities: Manage corporate strategy Allocate resources Manage corporate assets Review investments Review organizational policies
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 13 Our Organizational Structure Operations Committee Charter Integrate strategies based on: Product Geography Function Monitor corporate performance
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 14 Our Organizational Structure Operations Committee Charter Identify and discuss corporate: Strategic issues Operational issues Opportunities Provide for organizational learning
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 15 Our Organizational Structure Operations Committee Activities: Review functional, product and geographic plans Align plans with corporate goals and targets Monitor corporate performance Debate strategic issues Review succession plans
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 16 Global Pharmaceutical Market Europe, Middle East and Africa 31% North America 33% Japan 23% Australia 1% Latin America 7% Asia and Pacific 5% Sales: $134 Billion U.S. In 1999
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 17 External Factors Affecting the Industry Demographics Government/ Individual Spending Disease Focus Decision Maker/ Influencer
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 18 Internal Factors Affecting the Industry Cost Competition Regulation Product Risk
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 19 Pharmaceutical Research Spending Global (R&D) spending was $24 billion U.S. in 1999 R&D as a percentage of sales was 18 percent Much higher than other industries: 6.4 percent in electronics 3.9 percent in aerospace
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 20 Product Risk 10,000 Compounds 1,000 Show Promise 100 Are Tested 1 Average cost to develop one drug: $500 Million U.S. To Market
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 21 Product Life Cycle 15 years for R&D and Product Launch Drug Discovery and Development 5 Years to Recover R&D costs Launch Generic Competition Off Patent No Longer Manufactured Patent Protection 20 years
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 22 Drug Development Process Commercialization Products Programs Candidate Development HypothesisGeneration Projects
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 23 Hypothesis Generation Projects Target identification and validation Assay development Lead generation ActivitiesGoal Testable, valuable hypothesis
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 24 Candidate Development Lead optimization First human dose preparation Phase IA clinical trials Phase IB / II clinical trials Goal Proven or disproven hypothesis for given drug candidate Activities Candidate Development
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 25 Commercialization Products Phase III clinical trials Submission to regulatory agencies Global launch Global optimization Goal Successful commercial product Activities
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 26 Quality, Speed, Value Quality: Working on the best opportunities Speed: Develop drugs in half the time Value: Double the products for every R&D dollar
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 27 Targeted Research Categories Cardiovascular Central Nervous System Endocrine Infectious Diseases Cancer
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 28 Current Products More muscle Increase the sales force Visit more decision makers more frequently Publish more articles New indications Increase direct marketing Novel delivery devices
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 29 Product Development New products Product partnerships Research Launch New combinations of existing products Depression Cancer Diabetes Sepsis
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 30 Bulk Manufacturing A Pharmaceutical Company’s Manufacturing Processes Raw pharmaceutical materials are made into active drug compounds.
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 31 Formulation and Filling Bulk Manufacturing A Pharmaceutical Company’s Manufacturing Processes Compounds are processed for storage and proper dosage. This could include: Mixing inert substances into compounds Compressing dry compounds into tablets Filling capsules with dry compounds Filling vials with liquids Freeze-drying liquids for longer storage Compounds are processed for storage and proper dosage. This could include: Mixing inert substances into compounds Compressing dry compounds into tablets Filling capsules with dry compounds Filling vials with liquids Freeze-drying liquids for longer storage
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 32 Formulation and Filling Bulk Manufacturing Finishing (packaging) A Pharmaceutical Company’s Manufacturing Processes Products are prepared for distribution by: Putting them in containers Labeling the containers Inserting patient instructions Placing the containers in bulk packaging Products are prepared for distribution by: Putting them in containers Labeling the containers Inserting patient instructions Placing the containers in bulk packaging
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April 4,2000Global New Employee Orientation Company Confidential Copyright © 2000 Eli A Pharmaceutical Company and Company 33 Introduction to Our Intranet The Company Intranet The Orientation Site links to: Employee benefits and services Corporate policies and procedures Functional business components A Pharmaceutical Company’s product portfolio Pharmaceutical industry overview Career development resources
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34 Global New Employee Orientation Workshop Thank You
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