R&ED into Samit's GDD organization- a train wreck in the making?













Vessey is a rock star in the R&D space. Surprised he lasted as long as he did in a company that abhors innovation. Will buy stock in whatever company he goes to next.
 




Vessey is a rock star in the R&D space. Surprised he lasted as long as he did in a company that abhors innovation. Will buy stock in whatever company he goes to next.

Ruppert is a smart guy and is very eloquent.
I don’t think he’s a rock star in his current role though. What has come out of his shop during his tenure?? Pretty much nothing.

His group is essentially a black hole that BMS (and Celgene) throws money into and never sees anything come out.
 




Ruppert is a smart guy and is very eloquent.
I don’t think he’s a rock star in his current role though. What has come out of his shop during his tenure?? Pretty much nothing.

His group is essentially a black hole that BMS (and Celgene) throws money into and never sees anything come out.
did you forget why we charge 80k for grandma's eliquis or something?
 




Ruppert is a smart guy and is very eloquent.
I don’t think he’s a rock star in his current role though. What has come out of his shop during his tenure?? Pretty much nothing.

His group is essentially a black hole that BMS (and Celgene) throws money into and never sees anything come out.

Samit is a hot mess and will make this group even more nonproductive.
 








I don't know shit about Rupert, and I never found him particularly impressive during meetings and whatnot, but I think this should be good for the business. Early and Late clinical being in two separate organizations is completely asinine. I still think that non-clinical research belongs in a separate silo, but the handover to full development is ALWAYS a nightmare.
 




Rupert flushed $650 million down the Dragonfly toilet. Not exactly a genius there. Plenge doesn’t seem much better. I give him 2 years tops till he “retires” also.