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TEACHERS - Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy - PEP Name: Sheila Surname: Weir Function: Head of Project Management Email: [email protected] Address: Basel Nationality: Teaching in PEP: Cost of Research and Development of Pharmaceuticals Education: University Strathclyde B.Sc.UK. Biochemistry and Pharmacology. University of Manchester, UK. Cardiovascular Pharmacology Professional experience: Sheila W. Weir is Newron Ph. Spa, Head, of Project Management since 2007. She received her B.Sc. university education in Scotland and her doctorate in Cardiovascular Pharmacology at the university of Manchester UK. For over 20 years, Dr. Weir has worked in international research and drug development departments of 2 major pharmaceutical companies, including Ciba-Geigy (Switzerland) and Sandoz/Novartis (Switzerland/USA). She started her career 1985 as a cardiovascular scientist at Ciba-Geigy. In 1988 at Sandoz she held the position of clinical project manager in the dept of international clinical development. From 1990 to 1996; she was International Project Manager, Project Management at Sandoz Pharma (Switzerland) overseeing development of products in CNS. From 1996 to 1998, she served as the Head of Project Management, Genetic Therapy Incorporated (USA) a Sandoz/Novartis company. From late 1998 to mid 2004, she served as the Global Head of Project and Portfolio Management at Novartis Consumer Health (Switzerland). Between 2004 and 2007, Dr. Weir was the Head of Contract Manufacturing for Novartis (Switzerland). In this later capacity she was responsible for the management of the global third-party supplier network for Pharmaceutical Operations. During her tenure in the pharmaceutical industry Dr. Weir has worked in and is very familiar with all phases (pre-clinical through III) of drug development as well as in product commercialization (phase IV) and out licensing. Overall, she has had responsibility for the development of numerous products in several therapeutic and category areas. She has been involved in numerous investigational new drug applications, and international new OTC applications. In addition, she has also contributed to the scientific literature, including 13 papers and 15 abstracts, posters and presentations. Fields of interest: International Drug Development