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  • Nabriva Therapeutics has the most employees (175).
  • The oldest company is Nabriva Therapeutics, founded in 2006.
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Alniche Life Sciences vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
2007
4.2
--$26.0M216
2007
4.5
Woodcliff Lake, NJ1$316.6M96
Pharmazz
2010
3.3
Willowbrook, IL1$250,0006
Eton Pharmaceuticals
2017
3.2
San Diego, CA1$959,00010
2015
4.3
Lexington, MA1$423.2M111
2006
4.1
San Diego, CA1$12.0M175
Clinect Healthcare
2012
3.6
Charlotte, NC1$430,0007

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Alniche Life Sciences salaries vs competitors

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CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
Alniche Life Sciences
$66,279$31.86-

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CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
Alniche Life Sciences
$71,820$34.53
Eton Pharmaceuticals
$75,002$36.06
Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals
$74,823$35.97
Nabriva Therapeutics
$74,477$35.81
Eagle Pharmaceuticals
$73,124$35.16
Pharmazz
$70,491$33.89
Clinect Healthcare
$70,489$33.89

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Brian Schmitz
Clinect Healthcare

Brian Schmitz is a Founder/CEO at Clinect Healthcare and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He has worked as Director Business Development, Engineering at ANSYS INC; Account Executive, Ambulatory at NextGen Healthcare Inc; and Account Executive at Cerner. Brian attended UNIVERSITY OF AKRON between 1995 and 1999.

Sunil Gulati
Pharmazz

Anil Gulati is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Pharmazz, Inc. Willowbrook, Illinois. Dr. Gulati is leading clinical development and commercialization of first-in-class drug products in critical care medicine. His main focus is discovery of drugs for the treatment cerebral stroke, Alzheimer's disease and resuscitative agent for shock. He has 54 issued patents. He is Professor Emeritus at Midwestern University, University of Illinois at Chicago and is consultant to Advocate Lutheran General Children’s Hospital. He is recipient of Outstanding Faculty Award 2017, Paul R Dawson Biotechnology Award 2014 and Littlejohn Award 2014. Dr. Gulati is a United States Fulbright Scholar 2008-2009 and winner of International Ranbaxy Research Award 2007. Dr. Gulati is the Scientific Reviewer, United States Defense Medical Research and Development Program, Combat Casualty Care Research Program 2016 and 2017. He has ~300 peer reviewed publications and guided researches of more than 100 graduate students, medical residents and research fellows.

Sanj K. Patel is the CEO and Chairman of the Board of Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals, which is focused on developing and commercializing therapies for patients with devastating diseases and unmet medical need. He brings more than 25 years of experience in the Biopharmaceutical industry and has a combination of scientific, clinical and commercial skills. Kiniksa became public on the NASDAQ Global Market in May 2018. Sanj previously created Synageva in 2008 to focus on rare diseases and designed and initiated its lead program (Kanuma®) for Lysosomal Acid Lipase Deficiency (LAL Deficiency) in July 2008. Kanuma was approved globally in 2015 as the first therapy for patients suffering from this devastating, often terminal disease. He took the company public on the NASDAQ Global Market in November 2011 and raised over $1 billion in capital in less than 5 years. In June 2015, Synageva was sold to Alexion Pharmaceuticals for $9.5B (including cash), which represented the highest premium ever paid for a biotech company valued over $5B. Prior to Synageva, Sanj was an executive at Genzyme Corporation (1999-2008) where he was head of U.S. Sales, Marketing and Commercial Operations for the Genzyme Therapeutics franchise, and led the U.S. launch of Myozyme®, in addition to sales and marketing responsibility for Cerezyme®, Fabrazyme® and Aldurazyme®. Previously, he held several cross-functional senior leadership roles at Genzyme, including Vice President, Clinical Research and Head of the Global Clinical Research Operations Council for all Genzyme divisions, including Therapeutics, Oncology and Transplant. He was responsible for clinical operations for all Genzyme products and was instrumental in the path to commercialization of several treatments. Notably, Sanj led the Fabrazyme® clinical operations team and development program to FDA approval in April 2003. Prior to Genzyme, he held senior roles in clinical research and commercial operations at Burroughs Wellcome, Hoechst Marrion Roussel and Fujisawa/Otsuka Pharmaceuticals. Sanj obtained his BSc with Honors in Biotechnology from the University of the South Bank, London. He completed his management and business studies at Ealing College, London and his Pharmacology research program at the Wellcome Foundation. Sanj is the founder and director of the Sanj K. Patel and Family Foundation, a philanthropic organization founded in 2015 which supports various charities focused on patients with rare and devastating diseases. In 2018, he created the Durham-Spencer Organization (encompassing the Orphanage Travel Inspires Program) which will provide opportunities for orphans in developing countries to travel the world and help enrich their minds and lives.

Theodore R. Schroeder
Nabriva Therapeutics

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