Director, NetworkPharma Ltd
Oxford, United Kingdom
- Current
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- Director at NetworkPharma Ltd
- Past
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- Director at InPharm-Internet Services Ltd
- Director at Maxim Medical (Sole Proprietorship)
- Business Development Manager at Oxford Clinical Communications (OCC)
- Account Manager at The Medicine Group (TMG)
- CRA/Medical Representative/Product Manager at Bayer Pharmaceuticals
- Education
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- University of Bristol
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Peter Llewellyn’s Experience
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Director
NetworkPharma Ltd
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Pharmaceuticals industry)
April 2002 — Present (6 years 2 months)
With a background in e-comms, marketing, medical communications and publishing work I currently involve myself in a diverse range of activities and I've developed NetworkPharma to a point where it provides a number of valued services to individuals working in and around the global pharmaceutical and medical industries, including:
www.ThePharmYard.com
www.MedCommsNetworking.co.uk
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Director
InPharm-Internet Services Ltd
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Pharmaceuticals industry)
May 1998 — April 2002 (4 years)
InPharm.com was developed to provide a destination portal site and information services specifically for individuals working in the global pharmaceutical and medical industries - it is now owned by Wiley Blackwell and serves simply as an industry jobs board. But for a while back there, it nearly worked!
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Director
Maxim Medical (Sole Proprietorship)
(Sole Proprietorship; 1-10 employees; Pharmaceuticals industry)
October 1993 — April 2002 (8 years 7 months)
In the good old days of very slow modems and the earliest forms of Acrobat and web-enabled applications, we were one of the very first Med Comms agencies in the UK to aim specifically to work with virtual teams wherever possible in order to deliver high quality, highly cost-effective communications solutions to the global pharmaceutical and medical industries. Anything from slide kits and conference reports, to peer -review publications and monographs. We also set up one of the very first award-winning healthcare web sites at www.sb--oxy.com. The work online led directly to the development of the InPharm.com range of services.
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Business Development Manager
Oxford Clinical Communications (OCC)
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Pharmaceuticals industry)
March 1992 — October 1993 (1 year 8 months)
Oh those crazy days! Any of the many who worked for OCC in the 90s will know what I mean. Providing medical communications solutions to the pharmaceutical industry, I focussed mainly on head offices of pharma companies based in Belgium, Switzerland and Germany.
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Account Manager
The Medicine Group (TMG)
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Pharmaceuticals industry)
March 1989 — March 1991 (2 years 1 month)
I worked in what at that time was a special projects division within a successful small international medical publishing company. I was working with mainly UK-based Pharma Companies but, in truth, I may be best remembered now for my appearance as the first front-end of a pantomine horse which for a while thereafter made a regular appearance at the annual Christmas party. Other (front and back) ends of that horse have now gone on to significantly higher and better positions within the medical communications business.
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CRA/Medical Representative/Product Manager
Bayer Pharmaceuticals
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; BAY; Pharmaceuticals industry)
October 1981 — March 1989 (7 years 6 months)
Following my degree I joined as a CRA for Bayer, working on their antifungal portfolio and then moved positions several times before heading off out of big Pharma and into the service sector. For better or worse.
Peter Llewellyn’s Education
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University of Bristol
BSc (Hons), Microbiology, 1979 — 1982
