HBA Metro Presents “Mergers & Acquisitions in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Lessons from the Past and Trends for the Future”

FAIRFIELD, NJ — September 11, 2011— The Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) Metro Chapter is holding its flagship event with speakers from Deloitte, Thursday, September 20, 2012, at LEO Pharma, Parsippany, NJ.

Deloitte has participated in many of the largest, most iconic and most successful deals within the pharmaceutical industry, supporting companies with M&A strategy, valuation, transaction management, tax optimization and integration. While the recent recession tempered the volume, many “mega-deals” are still in the process of being assimilated. Recent announcements suggest momentum is picking up and 2013 will be a return to larger scale industry consolidation.

Join us with Deloitte speakers Susan Cypra, US life sciences M&A leader, Sara Elinson, principal, M&A services, and Pam Beckey, tax post-merger integration leader, to discuss experiences and to focus on the key differences between success and failure in an acquisition. They will also highlight key trends influencing the future of M&A in life sciences, including US Healthcare Reform and the Accountable Care Act and the growth of emerging markets.

Terry Beebe Thomas, HBA Metro president stated: “Join us for this insightful discussion on impact and opportunities during transitions in our industry. Be informed and stay relevant and learn how change can position you for greater growth.”
 
Sponsors
LEO Pharma Inc.

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About the HBA
The Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) is in its fourth decade as a global not-for-profit organization dedicated to furthering the advancement of women in healthcare worldwide. With 15 chapters throughout the US and in Europe, the HBA is headquartered in New Jersey with offices in Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park. The HBA provides educational opportunities for women and men to develop cutting-edge healthcare industry knowledge and leadership skills; recognizes outstanding women and men in the industry; provides opportunities for networking; creates greater visibility for women in the industry; fosters mentoring relationships and serves as a conduit and sponsor for research on career advancement issues. The HBA has over 6,000 individual members and over 130 Corporate Partners. It is widely recognized as the catalyst for leadership development of women in healthcare worldwide and was named by Leadership Excellence as having one of the top leadership development programs in North America for the last four years.
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About the HBA Metro Chapter
The HBA Metro Chapter is the founding and largest chapter of the HBA in the heart of the east coast’s life sciences corridor, serving members in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The HBA Metro Chapter provides a wide variety of leadership development offerings, including Affinity/Special Interest Programs, CONNECTIONS Networking Events, evening Keynote Programs, virtual programs, an annual group mentoring program and special offerings for executive and senior-level women via the chapter’s Executive Women’s Outreach initiative. A host of volunteer opportunities are available for members who seek to support the chapter and enrich their HBA experience.
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Tory Cenaj

HBA Metro Chapter PR Chair

Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association

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