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The Life Science Effect

Steven A. Vinson, PMP

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Have you ever thought about who the people are behind life-saving breakthroughs? How did they get started in their careers? Why did they choose the Life Sciences? What effect do they hope to cause? These are the questions we explore on The Life Science Effect. Gain insights straight from thought leaders, entrepreneurial game-changers, and business executives leading the Life Sciences. Host Steve Vinson explores what it really takes to be effective in this industry as a leader and innovator w ...
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In this thought-provoking Active Ingredient episode, host Steve Vinson tackles a leadership paradigm that's challenging everything he thought he knew about accountability. Inspired by Sheila Rohra's Forbes article on breaking people silos, Steve dives deep into the tension between traditional "one person accountable" thinking and the emerging conce…
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Meet Raul Zavaleta, the visionary engineer whose innovations fundamentally transformed how clinical trials collect and process data. In this captivating conversation, Raul shares the incredible journey from UCLA graduate to co-founder of what became Covance - one of the world's largest clinical research organizations. Discover how a simple frustrat…
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In this episode, Steve reads and discusses an article by Jason Bork titled "Alzheimer's, a Disease to be Forgotten?," featured in the Indianapolis Business Journal's special supplement, Biofutures. Steve shares his off-the-cuff impressions and insights on Bork's article, which discusses the current state of Alzheimer's research, the challenges of c…
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This is the second installment of Active Ingredient. I read an article and answer a few questions about it. It's shorter than the regular episodes. I try to get to the key points of the article - the active ingredient. This episode is my off the cuff reaction to an article in the Indianapolis Business Journal by Daniel Lee, Animal-health startup Bi…
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Welcome to a new feature I am calling Active Ingredient. I read an article and answer a few questions about it. It's shorter than the regular episodes. I try to get to the key points of the article - the active ingredient. This episode is my off the cuff reaction to an article in Cure by Ryan Flinn called Europe Makes Bold Bid to Attract Biotech Am…
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In this mid-2025 update, The Life Science Effect explores the latest trends in pharma and medical devices—from regulatory upheaval under RFK Jr. and Dr. Makary to continued momentum in U.S. drug manufacturing. Learn how industry leaders are navigating clinical trial delays, FDA uncertainty, and global GLP-1 market expansion. Full transcript: Hey, e…
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Production Note: Since this episode was recorded, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was confirmed as the head of HHS. Steve didn't know that at the time but it was a pretty good bet, so the analysis holds up. In this topical episode of The Life Science Effect, Steve explores the uncertainties facing the life sciences industry under the new U.S. administration…
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In this timely and thought-provoking episode, Steve Vinson discusses the current landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the corporate world amid increasing political and business pushback. He reflects on recent headlines about major corporations rolling back DEI initiatives and contrasts that with companies like Costco and JP Morgan…
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In this episode of the Life Science Effect, host Steve Vinson interviews Denise Bachman, Chief Operating Officer of BPM Associates. Denise shares insights into BPM Associates, a life sciences consultancy known for its unique approach and core values. She discusses her journey as a project manager and the importance of building a supportive company …
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Steve Vinson interviews Jeremy Opperman, the founder of BPM Associates. Jeremy shares his journey from growing up in a small business environment to starting his own company, BPM Associates, which specializes in life science project delivery. He emphasizes the importance of quality and people-focused relationships in his business. Jeremy also discu…
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In Season 2, Episode 3 of *The Life Science Effect*, Steve Vinson discusses BPM Associates' work. He explains BPM’s core purpose and values—supporting people, fostering teamwork, and reducing turnover in the life sciences industry. Through personal stories, Steve illustrates the challenge of defining “what we do” in simple terms and describes BPM’s…
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Host Steve Vinson continues exploring BPM Associates' core philosophy, following up on Simon Sinek’s idea of starting with "why." In Episode 1, Steve shared why BPM does what it does—now, he turns to "how" they do it. Before diving into the business side, Steve shares a humorous and mostly true story about his recovery from outpatient surgery, whic…
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In late 2021, the COO, founder, and CEO of BPM Associates gathered to do their annual planning. They decided that they needed a new vision statement that would resonate with their core ideology. They watched Simon Sinek's TED Talk on starting with "why" and realized that people don't buy from BPM or work for BPM because of what they do, but because…
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We're back! In this trailer, Steve explains why it has been so long, how we can have a Season 2 when there wasn't really a Season 1, and what you can expect from this season of the show. Music: Acid Jazz-Kevin MacLeod used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License Acoustic Motivation-Corna Media used under the Creative Common…
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We seem to have forgotten, "Never Forget". We seem to have forgotten, "Never Again." We seem to have forgotten about the early warning signs of Fascism that they taught us in school in the 70s. Paul and Steve are here to remind you this week. Trigger warnings/Content warnings: we talk about suicide, genocide, transphobia, homophobia, antisemitism, …
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So what does a famous gamer/streamer/YouTuber think of The Last of Us adaptation from game to show? You may know him as penguinz0 or just Charlie, but he knows games and he knows adaptations. Better off Dad video: https://www.youtube.com/@betteroffdad25 Cr1TiKaL's video: https://youtu.be/Frevlg_nR8EBy Steve Vinson and Paul Schultz
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SPOILER ALERT. Paul and Steve grew up in the 1940s northern Indiana. Maybe that's why we love A Christmas Story - a Christmas movie that tells a story about Christmas for kids growing up in 1940s northern Indiana. In this episode: A Christmas Story Christmas episode, Paul and Steve reminisce about days gone by, good old days that never really exist…
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The Red Wave that Wasn't. We avoided the worst. And now we promise we will stop talking about politics so much. After this episode. We are relieved and we are ever vigilant because you are never more than 2 years away from the most important election of your life.By Steve Vinson and Paul Schultz
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Today is Election Day 2022 in the US. The boys are pissed and they are not holding back. .Recorded on election eve, Paul and Steve lay out the two important things about this year's US congressional election. Human Rights and Democracy. The GOP is not just threatening but have already begun to dismantle the rights of people with a uterus, queer peo…
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I've heard it said that culture beats strategy. I believe that. I also believe culture beats tactics and process and procedure and technique. In this episode (another solo episode), I will relate a recent story in which I had the chance to stand up and reinforce the safety culture of my client. It may not be for everybody. It may not be "life scien…
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What Does It Take To Succeed As A Bioentrepreneur? Source: Life Science Leader By Karl Schmieder Steve continues the discussion of how to transition into the startup world. The context is an article from a while back that still has relevant lessons for today. Also referenced in this episode: EP. 455 — RICH KARLGAARD Maybe You're a Late Bloomer. It’…
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What if a cutting edge technology saved your life? And then what if you got to be part of a startup company that is working on similar technology to save others' lives? Karen Momper, of Theratome Bio is living that story. This week, Micheal Coleman, PhD, and Karen tell the story of Theratorm Bio and the exciting platform they are working on. Learn …
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If you have not already done so, check out Beyond the Stethoscope - Angela Demaree's wonderful podcast for veterinarians, healthcare providers and busy professionals who want actionable, implementable solutions surrounding work-life balance, accomplishing your goals and living your dreams. Angela does a great job of interviewing Steve Vinson in thi…
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This is Part 2 of a two part conversation with Kyle Keeney, Entrepreneur-In-Residence, Elevate Ventures. In Part 1, Kyle told the story of bringing his experience on the coasts, in Europe, and around the world back home to boost the economy in Southern Indiana/Northern Kentucky. In part 2, Kyle describes how important it is for communities to take …
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This is Part 1 of a two part conversation with Kyle Keeney, Entrepreneur-In-Residence, Elevate Ventures. In Part 1, Kyle tells the story of bringing his experience on the coasts, in Europe, and around the world back home to boost the economy in Southern Indiana/Northern Kentucky. How can entrepreneurs tap into the capital resources available for st…
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16 Tech is the future of collaboration in downtown Indianapolis. It will bring together the talent, capital, and technology to make innovation happen. Robert Coy is President and CEO of 16 Tech Community Corporation Inc., the entity overseeing the development of the 16 Tech innovation community. As President, Coy leads the development of 16 Tech in…
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Angela is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) passionate about improving patient compliance and clinical outcomes, at least partly because her cat Chester has quietly spat out its medicine behind the couch. She has worked at the national level of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), and has regulatory experience at both state and f…
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This is one of the most inspirational and informative episodes yet. Jason Bork is a man on a mission. A mission to serve others. He is working to accelerate the search for an Alzheimer's cure through the Global Alzheimer's Platform Foundation. He is mentoring young professionals through the EDGE mentoring program. And he is applying his many years …
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What if you have an idea for a medical product but you have no experience with the complex regulations or the healthcare industry? There are experts who know how to help you and Nathan Glass is one of those experts. Nathan and Genesis Plastics Welding started MedTech Launch to fill this need. Nathan Glass serves at the helm of MedTech Launch by Gen…
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Arun Giridhar is not your typical startup entrepreneur. One of the latest success stories coming out of Purdue Foundry, Arun earned a PhD in Chemical Engineering in the mid-2000s and saw an opportunity to optimize how pharmaceuticals are made. Arun has over ten years' experience in pharmaceutical production. In his professional life, he applies his…
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Lynn Tyler is a partner and registered patent lawyer in Barnes & Thornburg's Intellectual Property Department. He also chair's the firm's Food, Drug and Device Law Practice Group. He earned a degree in philosophy from Notre Dame. And a law degree from the University of Michigan. And a masters in Biology from IUPUI. This conversation ranges from how…
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We are used to hearing about athletes coming off the field and heading to the locker room to go into "the concussion protocol". What if the medical professionals could whip out their iPhone, open an app, and determine in minutes whether the player is experiencing a problem? Kurtis Sluss is the kind of entrepreneur that will make you see the future.…
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WARNING! Focusing on compliance is not the answer. It is the problem. That is the message that Greenlight Guru is preaching these days. And it's why Jon Speer started the company in the first place. After years of making a huge difference with major companies by managing medical device development projects, Jon decided it was time to encode his exp…
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EU MDR and FDA's Case for Quality are just two of the initiatives impacting medical devices in 2019. According to the new EU MDR (European Union Medical Device Regulation), combination products must meet medical device standards. This is new. Listen to Steve's advice on where to get more information. Also: How do you go from managing projects in di…
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