Husband, Father, Son | Senior Vice President of Public Affairs @PhRMA | Fan of @Nationals & @PGATour

Washington D.C.
Joined May 2009
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Certain people love posting the Young Guns cover, now they can post this. October 2007: Three backbench Members of Congress take the photo, launch the brand, and build momentum. Two Speakers. One VP Nominee; Chairman of Ways and Means. Two Majority Leaders. Two Whips. Largest landslide election win since 1946. Not bad for three rank-and-file Members. #DealWithIt
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“Average time to produce a medicine is 10-15 years, average cost is $2.6 billion and only 2% of medicines ever recoup R&D costs.” PhRMA’s Alex Schriver on the reality of medicine development. 🔬
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Huntsville’s biotech future is bright 🚀 Thank you to @Axios and everyone who joined for Beyond the Breakthrough! There were great conversations on the Rocket City’s biotech rise, and how Huntsville is bringing more medicine manufacturing home and building the workforce to power it.
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Axios’ Beyond the Breakthrough: Huntsville’s Biotech Rise xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNebv…
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New @HHS_ASPE report: Mission vs. Margin: Misaligned Incentives in the 340B Drug Pricing Program aspe.hhs.gov/reports/misalig… h/t Aiden Lee, Khrysta Dunkel @KhrystaDunkel, Eden Volkov, Sebastian Askar, @caseybmulligan @HHSGov @CMSGov @HHSResponse
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“A small, well-intended discount for safety net hospitals became a large institutional subsidy with expensive unintended consequences,” writes an HHS leader. trib.al/hexZCg4
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“The surest way to secure our biotech lead is to build up our own capabilities,” write Gary Locke and Patrick McHenry. trib.al/qvl91Mz
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I had the honor of serving in Congress with Eric Cantor, and am grateful to see him back in the policy arena - incisive, strategic and a damn hard worker. Excited for his work ahead and the innovation he will bring to industry. @EricCantor @PhRMA
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Congratulations to Eric Cantor on being named the next president and CEO of @PhRMA. Everyone who worked with Eric on the Hill saw his leadership firsthand. No one works harder. Honored to call him a friend.
We are excited to announce Eric Cantor as our next president and CEO. Eric is well respected among policy leaders in Washington and around the world, with a long track record of working effectively across the political spectrum in support of biomedical research and patients’ access to medicines. He joins PhRMA at a pivotal moment for America’s biopharmaceutical industry. Read more: phrma.org/resources/phrma-se…
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No other way to say it, Eric Cantor is simply the best. This is tremendous news for the industry, but more importantly for the millions of people who rely on the life saving and life improving inventions of pharmaceutical companies
We are excited to announce Eric Cantor as our next president and CEO. Eric is well respected among policy leaders in Washington and around the world, with a long track record of working effectively across the political spectrum in support of biomedical research and patients’ access to medicines. He joins PhRMA at a pivotal moment for America’s biopharmaceutical industry. Read more: phrma.org/resources/phrma-se…
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Alex Schriver retweeted
Great news for our industry and for patients, welcome @EricCantor - and my thanks to @steveubl for over a decade of strong leadership championing American innovation.
We are excited to announce Eric Cantor as our next president and CEO. Eric is well respected among policy leaders in Washington and around the world, with a long track record of working effectively across the political spectrum in support of biomedical research and patients’ access to medicines. He joins PhRMA at a pivotal moment for America’s biopharmaceutical industry. Read more: phrma.org/resources/phrma-se…
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We are excited to announce Eric Cantor as our next president and CEO. Eric is well respected among policy leaders in Washington and around the world, with a long track record of working effectively across the political spectrum in support of biomedical research and patients’ access to medicines. He joins PhRMA at a pivotal moment for America’s biopharmaceutical industry. Read more: phrma.org/resources/phrma-se…
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🧪 PA is a life sciences powerhouse! Great to join @Axios and @PhRMA in Philadelphia to talk about how our state’s biotech industry is leading on innovation and creating the next generation of companies and cures.
Pennsylvania's life sciences industry is booming, and it's no accident. Strategic leadership decisions have made the Commonwealth one of the most attractive places in the country to invest and biopharmaceutical companies are responding with major investments that bring huge economic benefits to the community. And they're just getting started. ow.ly/KXGl50ZPTcX
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New polling from @votersforcures and @MorningConsult: Voters prefer a candidate with a real plan to lower health insurance premiums. Voters want reforms that lower costs and hold insurers accountable – not policies that threaten innovation and access to medicines. ow.ly/hs0n50ZP7nK
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Patients are asking their PBMs some hard questions, and the answers might surprise you. We're pulling back the curtain on how PBMs really make decisions about your medicine, from what's covered to what it costs to where you can fill it. Stay tuned... 👀
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This is the team that runs our medicine factory in Research Triangle Park, Lilly’s first new U.S. site in 40 years when announced. It makes the leading medicine for obesity and diabetes for millions of US patients. Building it was harder than we thought: 3.5 years from announcement to first pack, six years to peak capacity. Pharma patent clocks and build clocks don't line up unless you design a platform - one that runs follow-on products and that the third, fourth, and fifth plants can reuse. We did. Thank you, North Carolina state and local leaders, and a workforce that delivered. You set the template. We're now building/built in Concord, Kenosha, Huntsville, Houston, Lebanon ( a town in Indiana!), Richmond, and the Lehigh Valley. What still slows delivery: permit timelines and associated NIMBYisms, grid connections that aren't ready when the steel is, and big labor gaps in the building trades. The fixes are straightforward. Moving colleges and state, local, and federal agencies all at once is not. Building is hard. Doing it in America is worth it. #WeAreLilly
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