Partnering With Innovators to Treat Serious Illness
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Partnering With Innovators to Treat Serious Illness
Partnering With Innovators to Treat Serious Illness A mgen Business Development seeks smart, strategic deals that leverage technologies and capabilities to deliver even better outcomes for patients than we could on our own. We’re focused on medicines that treat serious illnesses and address large unmet medical needs as we strive to reach more patients in more countries around the world. For more information visit www.amgenbd.com Amgen’s Business Development Team Dave Piacquad Senior Vice President Business Development piacquad@amgen.com William Erb Vice President Business Development werb@amgen.com Bethany Mancilla Vice President Business Development bethanym@amgen.com Ray Barlow, Ph.D. Executive Director Transactions Europe/Russia barlowr@amgen.com Jessica Droge, Ph.D. Executive Director External R&D jdroge@amgen.com Jeremy Grunstein, Ph.D. Executive Director Technology/Outlicensing jeremyg@amgen.com Syed Kazmi, Ph.D. Executive Director Transactions skazmi@amgen.com Rachna Khosla Executive Director Transactions rkhosla@amgen.com Janis Naeve, Ph.D. Managing Director Amgen Ventures jnaeve@amgen.com Georg Buchner, Ph.D. Director Business Development Europe gbuchner@amgen.com Chris DeRespino Director Transactions cderespi@amgen.com Helen Kim, Ph.D. Director Technology ykim@amgen.com Nkem Ogbechie Director Transactions nkemo@amgen.com Alex Rabiee Director Technology/Outlicensing arabiee@amgen.com Alex Turner Jr., Ph.D. Director Bone/Nephrology/ Neuroscience turnerjr@amgen.com Madhuri Borde Senior Manager Business Intelligence mborde@amgen.com Joyce Chan, Ph.D. Senior Manager Cardiometabolic jochan@amgen.com Andy Choo, Ph.D. Senior Manager Oncology achoo@amgen.com Christian Hein, MS Senior Manager Transactions Europe/Russia hein@amgen.com Gladys Nunez, MS Principal Amgen Ventures gnunez@amgen.com Samantha Palmer, Ph.D. Senior Manager Inflammation sapalmer@amgen.com Thaminda Ramanayake Senior Manager Transactions thaminda@amgen.com Chester Wong Senior Manager Business Intelligence chesterw@amgen.com Martha Zambrano Senior Manager Technology marthaz@amgen.com Ken Jung, MS Manager Technology kchong@amgen.com World-Class Capabilities Therapeutic Areas Fully integrated biotechnology organization Oncology /Hematology From human genetics and target validation to discovery and development to reaching patients globally, Amgen can leverage innovation at virtually every stage in the process of getting a medicine to market. “Biology First” advantage Amgen’s approach to drug discovery starts with seeking to understand the fundamental mechanisms of a disease and then using our expertise across multiple modalities to develop the appropriate protein, antibody, small molecule, peptide or other modality necessary to hit a disease target. This agnostic approach—and deep internal knowledge of how diseases work—makes Amgen positioned to see the value of innovations from potential partners. Cardiovascular Disease Investing in external innovation Roughly 50 percent of Amgen’s late-stage pipeline comes from external innovation—proof that we are willing to invest in innovations to make a meaningful difference for patients, regardless of their origin. Unique strength in protein engineering Modifying protein structures to optimize a biologic medicine is a complex process. Amgen has industryleading expertise in this area to potentially improve innovations conceived both inside and outside the company. Inflammation Global clinical trial experience Amgen has extensive experience in conducting large-scale clinical trials—which have included nearly 30,000 patients and 20 trials for a single investigational medicine. Leading biologics manufacturing capability With more than three decades of experience and a record of reliably supplying medicines to patients, Amgen is recognized worldwide as a leader in manufacturing complex biologic therapies. Bone Health Successful launch track record Amgen has extensive experience launching products into existing therapeutic areas—and new ones. Commercial infrastructure to bring medicines to market globally Once Amgen medicines have been approved, we have the potential to bring them to patients on a global scale with a presence in more than 100 countries. Nephrology Technology Drug discovery platforms (e.g., multispan membrane proteins) Molecules to enable druggable proteins Next-generation modalities Conjugation and protein engineering Patient stratification and predictive biomarkers Protein/peptide formulation technologies and delivery devices Companion diagnostics - Aid in delivery of high- concentration/low-volume doses - Increase solubility and stability - Enhance circulating half-life - Alternative routes of administration Proprietary research tools and tissue access Imaging platforms (e.g., nuclear and substrate-free) Gene-editing technologies Immunotherapy platforms Manufacturing (purification, viral control and minimize cold chain storage) Neuroscience A venture capital success story Founded in 1980 by a small group of enterprising venture capitalists and scientists who saw the promise of emerging research in genetics, Amgen has grown to be one of the world’s largest independent biotechnology companies with a rich late-stage pipeline, more than a dozen marketed products, approximately $19 billion in revenue and a presence in more than 75 countries. Continuing tradition of partnership At Amgen, Business Development remains a critical capability. We recognize that one of the most important drivers of success is our balanced approach of capturing internal and external innovation. We have invested in more than 25 early-stage biotechnology companies in the last decade. These investments, along with the work we have done at Amgen, have led to significant advances in the treatment of cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, kidney disease and other serious illnesses. Our success continues to come from cultivating home-grown innovation inside the walls of Amgen while also capturing external innovation and forging valuable partnerships that dramatically enhance how we deliver for patients. Flexible and innovative deal structuring We work with partners in a variety of ways to make the most of innovations that could deliver tangible benefits to those suffering from serious illness. Recent transactions include spin-outs, limited partnership investments, equity investments, collaborations, joint ventures, in- and out-licensing, early-stage partnerships and acquisitions. Select deals and partnerships Spin-Outs and Start-Ups Atara, Celimmune, Flexus, Kezar Life Sciences , NextCODE, Relypsa Equity Investments Acerta, Adheron, Ardelyx IPO, Atara IPO, Epizyme IPO, Imago BioSciences, miRagen, Opsona, Precision Biosciences, Ra Pharma, Surface Oncology, Sutro, Tizona, Ziarco Joint Ventures Amgen Astellas BioPharma, Amgen Betta Pharmaceuticals Early-Stage Partnerships Dako, Illumina, Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and the Broad Institute, Tetragenetics, Transgenomic, ShanghaiTech Limited Partnership Investments Atlas Fund IX, Decheng (Bay City), Orbimed Israel, Redmile Group, Rothschild, venBio Collaborations AstraZeneca, Cytokinetics, Dr. Reddy’s, Kite, Merck, Nantworks, Novartis, Roche, Servier, Teijin, Xencor Acquisitions deCODE, Bergamo, BioVex, Dezima, KAI, Micromet, Mustafa Nevzat, Onyx For more information visit www.amgenbd.com Amgen Inc. One Amgen Center Drive Thousand Oaks, CA 91320-1799 www.amgen.com ©2016 Amgen Inc. All rights reserved. June 2016