Ross Wilkinson, PhD

Senior Manager, New York

What do you like about Deallus?

For me, it’s kind of two or three things. What pulled me in in the first place is the sheer variety of what we do, supporting clients across a whole range of different therapeutic areas, across the entire product lifecycle, lots of different types of projects, different types of clients that we work with – I thrive off of that variety piece.

And the fast-paced nature of what we do attracted me as well. Besides those elements, it’s definitely the people that keep me around. We’re a really driven, passionate bunch that know how to get the job done and how to enjoy each other’s company.

One of my passions is developing people. I’m at my best when working with someone to help them grow and develop. The second passion is building good relationships with the clients that I work with, founding these on trust and following through on that by delivering high quality work.

Ross Wilkinson, PhD - Senior Manager at Deallus New York

Background and experience

5+ years of life science consulting experience partnering closely with top 5 pharma companies
Strong expertise in EMEA regulatory
Strong understanding of EU and US markets

Therapy area expertise

Biosimilars
Oncology
Haemophilia

Life outside of work

I love music. I play the guitar and I dabble in bass. I try to learn the drums here and there but it’s by far the hardest. I have a strong appreciation for really good and innovative songwriting – whether they’re using an instrument to make sounds you wouldn’t expect or are just coming up with interesting song structure, I have a lot of admiration for that level of creativity. Besides that, I’m British so I watch a lot of football. I also love to travel and try new experiences, especially new foods.

Authored insight

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