Here I was, a Business Development Manager, overworked, juggling a million things and not doing anything effectively. The solution was to find someone to help – Oh so easy, you would think!! That’s what I thought, but I was soon to be proved wrong. Because I am a bit of
I was delighted to be invited as a panel member at the inaugural OBN BioForward conference, held in Birmingham University on Thursday 4th October. This was quite a different type of conference; focused on creating a roadmap for growth in the Life Sciences sector and, as such, comprised ‘Panel’ and
How time flies! With it being my second anniversary at Aigenpulse today, I thought I’d reflect a little on the rollercoaster of start-up life. Looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing… I was hired into Aigenpulse (previously known as Whitehat Life Sciences) as a Senior Computational Biologist, having worked at
Why these two words perfectly describe Aigenpulse. “Structured flexibility” – this two-word oxymoron may not mean much to you. It wouldn’t have meant much to me before a short time ago. But these two words encapsulate our philosophy and approach to developing a great product and building a truly remarkable
Here I was, a Business Development Manager, overworked, juggling a million things and not doing anything effectively. The solution was to find someone to help – Oh so easy, you would think!! That’s what I thought, but I was soon to be proved wrong. Because I am a bit of
Elaine Winchester, Client Engagement Executive, reflects on working flexibly. Yesterday, at 11am, I was standing with my colleagues inside the bustling London offices of the social networking powerhouse, ‘LinkedIn’, just about to have a meeting with our account manager about how we can use their platform to shout about our
