Our Life Sciences practice has been a leader in delivering the human capital solutions that have driven the profound evolution taking place in the industry for over 25 years. We serve Boards, Financial Sponsors and Executive Teams as trusted advisors on their most critical talent challenges. We do this by bringing a rigorous approach to research, intellectually honest assessments and deep industry expertise to bear on our client assignments. Our experienced team leverages dedicated research and robust candidate development that provides a customized, expedient and meaningful solution. Our commitment to a quality outcome is palpable throughout the client’s experience in working with us and is evidenced by our completion rate of 75%. Our practice prides itself on domain experience spanning almost every segment of the vibrant Life Sciences market: Therapeutics, Personalized Medicine, Specialty Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, Tools and Instruments, Diagnostics, Agribiotechnology, Academic Medicine and Healthcare Services.
Besides our dedicated search efforts to best serve our clients, J. Robert Scott also proudly presents CompStudy, an annual report of equity and cash compensation. It provides authoritative compensation data on top management positions and Boards of Directors at private, venture funded companies in technology and life sciences. The study, in its 12th year, is produced by professionals at J. Robert Scott and Ernst & Young, in collaboration with academics from the Harvard Business School.
The study results provide essential information for businesses and investors to stay abreast of current trends in senior executive compensation and organizational structures. Data is analyzed in aggregate with detailed views by position. The volume of responses all for slices on the data by: founder/non-founder status, company revenue and headcount, geography, business segment, and number of financing rounds raised. Additional detail is provided on compensation for the Board of Directors, general organizational changes over time and other compensation trends.
For more information, please visit https://compstudy.com/.