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National Pharmaceutical Congress (NPC) Podcast

National Pharmaceutical Congress (NPC) Podcast

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 Created in response to industry requests, NPC Podcast hosts Jim Shea, Mark McElwain and Mitch Shannon interview an esteemed series of guests with pertinent questions about the pharma industry.

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Episodes
  • S14 E08 Seaford Pharmaceuticals’ Journey as a Family-owned Canadian Company

    S14 E08 Seaford Pharmaceuticals’ Journey as a Family-owned Canadian Company
    Oct 22 2025

    Seaford President Tamara Seales discusses navigating Canadian pharma regulations, team-building, and weaving DEI into the fabric of the company.



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    33 mins
  • S14 E07 Workplace Cultures Around the World in Big and Small Pharma

    S14 E07 Workplace Cultures Around the World in Big and Small Pharma
    Oct 8 2025

    Mike Exton, CEO and Board Director of Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, talks about safeguards and limits for AI, smaller pharma veresus big pharma, and brand strategies based on data over belief.



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    42 mins
  • S14 E06 The Economics and Ethics of Life Sciences - With Gordon McCauley

    S14 E06 The Economics and Ethics of Life Sciences - With Gordon McCauley
    Aug 13 2025

    Gordon McCauley, CEO of adMare BioInnovations, unpacks the profits, principles, and policies shaping today’s life sci industry.



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    31 mins
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