how to start the new pharma company?
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unless u r a biotechnologist, drop the idea.
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is the company publicly listed on some stock exchange? & not penny stock?\n\nis it truely Global where you can start up immediately?\nand for your partners in other countries too?\ni.e. without the need for the company itself to open a physical office?\n\nif so, give Quest a shot...especially if you're one of the first into it and you've got the resources.\n\nOR...check out the following:\n\nget involved in a successful organisation (preferably a public corporation) that itself is involved in the 3 Power Trends driving the world right now:\n- the Internet\n- products used by the "Baby Boomer" population\n- & true GLOBAL Distribution!!\n\nhttp://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n\ncheck it out and email me (click Nick on left)\n\nyour time spent on it, may set you up for a long time to come.\n\ni'm the only one in sg involved at the moment...& legally.\njoin in Early for endless possibilities.\n(in fact, many countries/states are virgin markets!)\n\nonly once in every 10-20 years does one chance upon a company going into momentum phase like this one!
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No not yet, it is too new it takes 6 years for a new medication to have a generic form, is has to do with the patent on the product
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Go to the local embassy/consulate of Macedonia in your country. They have a business rep there and present him/her your ideas/products. Just make sure to cause a good impression by having some kind of profesional brochure or displays, as well as your company´s briefing.\nSuch offices are there to find new business ventures benefitial to its country/, and you might have some luck.
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i'm not clear with ur question. are u asking abt the launch of new products or is it that u have to give a demo to ur clients or boss abt the npds....write me in detail. may be i can be of some assistance to u
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3-steps:\n\n1) Patent you idea (after searching for other similar patents and making sure your idea is original).  This is not too expensive to do.\n\n2) Contact a major corporation who plays in the area of your idea/invention, to partner with them (they will typically (caveat) not steal your idea like some smaller companies may).\n\n3) Have the major corporation make the investment in product development by negotiating a contract for royalties on any sales of the final product, plus prohibition on selling the idea to any third party.\n\nYou're in business!!  Cheers!
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A couple different ways I can think of.\n\nFirst, you could start a new LLC and just use the same name; e.g., if it's XYZ Event Planning, organize XYZ Travel Agency.  Ownership of the new LLC would mirror that of the event planning business.\n\nSecond, don't start a new LLC, just run the travel agency as a separate division from event planning (separate financials, although you'd only file one tax return for the business).
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A lot of the pharmaceutical companies are offering their medicines now at little to no cost directly to the patients exactly for this reason.  Find out who the manufacturer is for the drug and find out if you are a candidate for this program before you go across borders to get your meds.
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Export your succesfull domestic product to a foreign market.\nWell, quite a hard decision.\nThere are a lot of facts that your company should consider and evaluate.\nAs some one already mentioned, you need to be careful and plan the incursion to the new market. Thats with some business and management tools as market research (customer profile, interest, competition of course, etc), cost impact, company capability, production capacity, product adecuations, customs and regulations for your product at new market, for mention some.\nI can tell you more especific about customs and regulations. And I can tell you that if you finally decide to try an export you can even arrange the sell with INCOTERM's, so you can delimitate your company liability and risks.\nFor further information or guideness I may help you if you contact me, if you dont mind I'm in Mexico.\nGood luck with your project.\nGreetings from Mexico.
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It sounds like you created a new product and you're getting ready to put it on the market. That's great! Here are some steps to consider assuming you have completed the patent process:\n\n1. Create initial prototype in order to check if it works\n2. Prepare a non disclosure form to protect your invention before it hits the market when you show it to prospective investors or dealers or marketing partners\n3. Analyze costs to produce\n4. Evaluate the benefits and features of your product as this will shape your marketing strategy\n5. Get a professional prototype that you will show to prospective retail buyers\n6. Apply for provisional patent\n7. If you want to license the product to a manufacturer, find a licensing agent in your industry (Typically, an inventor can expect to receive royalties of between 3 to 7 percent of net sales)\n8. If you decide to manufacture and market the product yourself, you stand to profit more but will require greater capital
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Contact your doctor ASAP.  Then, follow their suggestions for contacting the company.
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At last a question that I can answer with some authority.\n\nAs a rule of thumb in development you want to build a retail store in a corner location with the highest traffic count, most rooftops and best demographics.  \n\nWalgreen's and CVS (used to be Eckerd's) have been in competition with one another for years for hard-corner locations.  If either Walgreen's or CVS got to a particular location before their competitor, the company with the most money for land acquisition in their budget won.  These companies will pay an astronomical amount of money to get the location that they want, even if it means displacing families and rezoning a location from residential to commercial development.\n\nSince, in most cases, the same seller does not own every corner of an intersection and therefore cannot offer a pharmacy deed restriction, the loser would then seek to purchase another corner in the same location in an effort to steal the competitor's customer's.\n\nIt is really just a great big game of retail chess to see which company can capture the most prime locations and have a store up and operational in the shortest amount of time in an effort to buy customer loyalty prior to their competition getting their store open.
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Your new product should fall into one of these categories...\n\nThere are three types of patents: \n\n1) Utility patents may be granted to anyone who invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, article of manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof; \n\n2) Design patents may be granted to anyone who invents a new, original, and ornamental design for an article of manufacture; and \n\n3) Plant patents may be granted to anyone who invents or discovers and asexually reproduces any distinct and new variety of plant. \n\nDefinitely contact an intellectual property attorney. Also, read more about patents at the USPTO site & at Nolo. I listed the links.\n\nI also listed some handy marketing links.\n\nDo you have a name in mind for your product? Prior to investing your time, money & effort into a name, it is strongly advised that comprehensive research be conducted to ensure that the name you're interested in is truly available. \n\nThis entails searching the pending & registered Federal and State trademark files as well as the US National Common-Law files. Then, if clear, you can decide if you would like to file for a Federal or a State trademark. \n\nResearch is needed to make sure your trade name is legally available, before opening, before expansion, before incorporation or before designing your logo. Similarities in sound, appearance and meaning affect you too!\n\nThere are 16+ million trade names in use in the United States. Similar names matter, if close in sound, appearance or meaning. Similar names in related classes, distribution channels and customer matter too. You are affected by Common Law use (14 million), State Trademarks (500,000) and Federal Trademarks (2 million). \n\n\nHope that helps!
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I don't think it's possible to open 1 yourself :( \nYou need to make a company O_o first!
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Like any other businesses, I suggest you:\n\n1. Do your research re the potential demand for your product - what convinced you that your new concept fulfills a need, and how many do you think will actually need the product?\n2. Prepare your business plan - this can help you think through every aspect of the business from knowing what your goals are to marketing plans to whether you can have the cashflow to actually bring this business to success. You may also want to finalize your possible business partners, if any\n3. Set up your business structure, whether you will start out as a sole proprietor, LLC or corporation. \n4. Operational setup - from your location (if any), logos, insurance, website, business cards, etc.\n\nWhile you are in the midst of starting your business, I strongly recommend that you check out the South Carolina Women's Business Center. The WBC aims to specifically help women entrepreneurs with their endeavors. They offer a wide range of services that are designed to help women entrepreneurs like you, from strategic planning to education/training, health insurance, regulatory assistance. More importantly, they can help you network and meet other business owners that may be able to mentor you or help you in some aspects of your business.\n\nYou may also want to check out the following resources:\n\n- Tax Guide from South Carolina Department of Revenue  http://www.sctax.org/Publications/startbusns.htm\n- SC Department of Commerce http://www.sccommerce.com/teamscpdfs/StartABusiness.pdf\n- SC Business One Stop http://www.scbos.com/default.htm\nGood luck\nIsabel Isidro\nFor information on starting a business, visit http://www.powerhomebiz.com \n\nhttp://www.scwbc.org/
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" To start new company like BPO". So I understand your not sure of which company. U said " U have manpower".Manpower of wat skills.\n\nCan you be clear pls.\n\nI have good expertise in BPO industry. I was with DELL outsource venture for almost 4 yrs. Have worked in UK. And now as business consultant..\n\nIngeneral I suggest to do this to achive ur AIM\n\n1. Do extensive research in the industry you plan to venture\n2.Acquire enough knowledge and expertise to run the show\n3. Meet ppl in the same industry and find the risks involved\n4. Analyse risks and your expertise to handle them\n5. Develope financial mode -run it in the worst scenario and see the impact on profits etc.\n6. Finally if everything looks good and positive. Implement your action to reach your AIM OR GOAL.\n\nAll the best..
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Well, I have never heard of such a company here in Switzerland. After looking up the official company directory, I have found a "Molekule Pharmaceutical GmbH" in Adliswil, founded 6 weeks ago with the absolutely minimum capital. Reputation equals zero.