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Michael Bungay Stanier BA, LLB, M. Phil., CPCC
Monday, April 7, 2008 - Weston Golf and Country Club
What is the difference between good work, great work and bad work? Michael Stanier shed some light on this subject for those of us in the pharma world who think we all do great work all the time. Is that the reality?
Dr. Michael Evans MD, CCFP,
Associate Professor, Family & Community Medicine, University of Toronto
Thursday, March 6th, 2008 - Weston Golf & Country Club
Dr. Evans’ insightful, engaging, and frequently humorous talk provided an overview of the paradigm changes that are taking place in today’s health and society. Illustrating his words with a multi-faceted slide show, Dr. Evans covered three key areas: Chronic Disease Management, E-Health, and Patient Stories.
Ronnie Miller, President and CEO, Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd, Chair Rx&D
Monday January 28th, 2008 - Weston Golf & Country Club
The Canadian pharmaceutical industry today, "is like a roller coaster," declared Ronnie Miller to the 137 members and guests who attended the January, 2008 OPMA dinner meeting. The industry "is going faster and higher and dropping further and faster than ever before," he said.
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