ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Beyond the Purpose podcast from BioX, a BioTalent company, explores the people, decisions and leadership stories behind scaling life sciences companies.
What drives exceptional people to build, lead and scale life sciences companies, and what can we learn from them?
Beyond the Purpose surfaces the human stories behind life sciences companies. We speak to the founders who built something from nothing, the operators who held it together under pressure, the investors who backed conviction over certainty and the scientists who turned discovery into real-world impact.
Each conversation explores why people choose to build, how leadership accelerates performance, and what it actually takes to scale a company in one of life sciences' longest, most heavily regulated development cycles.
Tune in for honest conversations with the people behind the science.
This podcast channel also includes earlier episodes from BioTalent's original podcast series.
Contact us at info@biotalent.com or visit our website at https://www.biotalent.com/our-solutions/biox
Update frequency:
every 105 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
26 episodes
since March 8, 2021
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode of Beyond the Purpose, hosts James Cox and Jay Webster are joined by Dr Linda McGoldrick, a global healthcare and life sciences leader whose career spans more than three decades as CEO, board director and strategic advisor.
The conversation explores the role of culture in building s…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In episode two of Beyond the Purpose, hosts James Cox and Jay Webster sit down with Murat Tunaboylu, CEO and co-founder of Antiverse, who brings almost a decade of experience building a tech bio company from the ground up.
The conversation centres on the realities of scaling under pressure: the str…
In the first episode of Beyond the Purpose, hosts James Cox and Jay Webster sit down with Martin Stenfeldt, CEO at UNEEG Medical, who brings deep experience working with scale-up organisations across life sciences.
The conversation centres on leadership at the moments that matter most: Martin'…
In this episode, we speak with Catherine Campbell, Associate Director of the MedTech team at BioTalent. With over a decade of experience in the sector, Cat shares her perspective on the evolution of MedTech and the growing role of AI across the industry.
She reflects on her early career from helpi…
Introducing Behind The Talent, BioTalent’s new podcast series, created to share the stories, perspectives and passions of the people driving our business forward.
Each episode offers a glimpse into the voices of the individuals who shape our culture, contribute to our success, and bring our purpose…
In the latest instalment of the BioTalent Social podcast, our very own Steven Fuller, Global Community Manager of Race In Stem, sat down with Sarah Mardle to talk leadership, gender bias, the evolution of the life sciences industry and creating lasting change.
“I definitely wanted to be a scientis…
Our BioTalent Social podcast is for professionals in the life sciences industry, who can have access to wide-ranging discussions that are led by market-leading experts, who offer sharp, focused insights on current affairs within the Life Sciences sector. In this conversation, Steven Fuller had the …
‘You’re going to go through some hard times, but you’re going come out the other side.’ This episode of My Race in Science delves into the risks of ignoring changing terminology, the importance of mutual respect, and the necessity of representation at every level of the life sciences industry.
We …
‘Standing out in some way is part of the journey of life.’ In this episode of My Race in Science, we explored the infinite value of self-belief, mentoring, and meaningful allyship in the fight against discrimination in the life sciences space.
From sharing stories to speaking up for others – you d…
Our BioTalent Social community came together for an informative discussion on ‘The Next Generation of Cell & Gene Therapies,’ hosted by our very own James Hume. The discussion touched on a multitude of topical themes and insights, including:
The role of tech-transfer offices in turning early-…
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