Latest Trends in China’s Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Market

Thursday, June 01, 2023

Latest Trends in China’s Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Market

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Join us in Paris on June 1 for an exclusive talk with CEIBS Professor Eric Bouteiller on the Latest Trends in China’s Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Market.

About this event

China is open again and COVID-19 is finally behind us. Executives are going back to China to see their local teams again and explore the market. China is huge – the world’s second-largest market in value and first in volume – and has seen an amazing shift toward innovation, already putting it ahead of most European countries in some areas. The bubble of biotech has also burst, making the market more mature and creating more sustainable opportunities. Local actors in life sciences are also looking for opportunities to go overseas.

That said, not everything is rosy, nor simple. Volume-based procurement is the new rule of the game. Medical devices are facing increased pressure to localize their manufacturing. Geopolitics are mounting and must be factored in to the equation.

Join us on June 1 for this insightful after work discussion, where we will dive into the latest market trends and more with CEIBS Professor Eric Bouteiller. The discussion will be followed by a networking apéro, offering you the chance to get to know CEIBS alumni, friends, and partners.

This event is open to CEIBS alumni and their plus ones. Please register using the link below.

About our speaker

Prof. Eric Bouteiller, Adjunct Professor of Management at CEIBS

Eric holds a PhD in Organizational Sociology and he began his career with HEC Eurasia Institute. He joined Ipsen Pharma in 2001 as China GM, becoming SVP Asia from 2012-2017. During his career he has held senior roles in several industry organizations, including R&D Pharmaceutical Association for China (RDPAC) for which he was Vice-Chairman and Chairman. In 2013, he founded the French Healthcare Alliance in China and in 2018 he co-founded JUMO Partners. He has lived in China since 2001 and is fluent in Mandarin.