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A2A!!Im a B.pharmacy professional. my dream project is open a pharma company with mutinational quality medicine and lowest price compare to all.Coming to the piont, to start a pharma industry you need following thingsFundingEquipment and furnitureHeadquartersSuppliesLicenses and permitsMarketing planFind an investment firm--ideally with experience loaning funds to pharmaceutical start-ups—willing to take a chance on your company. Draft a business plan and present it to venture capitalists you approach. Include goals, objectives, a mission statement, competitive analysis, operational plan, laboratory design proposal and a complete list of the equipment and supplies your company will require at start-up. Anticipate asking for at least 100 million—perhaps more--based on the unique needs of your business plan.Recruit the best scientific talent under the sun and make certain packages of information about the scientists you’ve recruited are included with your pitch to the venture capitalists on your radar. Pump up biographical data to showcase staffer's accomplishments and biggest discoveries to convince lenders that your pharmaceutical company’s future is solid given the caliber of scientists under roof.Construct or rent your headquarters building as soon as your search for funding has come to a successful conclusion. Work with senior staff scientists to compile equipment and supply lists. Hire an experienced laboratory manager capable of overseeing everything from the company's day-to-day lab operations to maintenance oversight. Assign responsibility for compiling technical reports and analyses in addition to supervising lab technicians to your lab manager as well.Apply for and display the litany of licenses and permits your pharmaceutical company will need to occupy your building, certify your scientific staff and permit employees to work with equipment, agents and machinery that may be subject to bio-hazard monitoring by federal and state scientific regulatory agencies.Hire an administrative staff. Put together a marketing communications team to pursue everything from new brand names for drugs to promotional literature designed to help sales reps place product orders. Create literature to familiarize doctors and pharmacists with your brand and follow today’s trend of creating literature targeted at consumers so they become familiar with your products and your brand. Importantly, assign a point person to oversee your pharmaceutical company's proprietary trademarking process.Focus on the future by setting attainable goals—e.g., "four products ready for clinical trials in two years" or "25 new drugs with Food and Drug Administration approvals in five years." Encourage everyone to stay abreast of industry news by reading medical journals, taking workshops, enrolling in continuing ed classes and pursuing other opportunities to grow; after all, giving plenty of professional support to employees really is the best medicine of all.Im working in a pharma industry who manufacture solid dosage form.Equipments you need to start a small scale industry areRMGFBDMay be two ShiftersTwo Multi MillBlenderTwo tablet compression machineBlister Packing machineIF it's coated tablets then a Pan Coater.All this equipments can get upto 50 millions.so plan and execute.I hope the information is helpfull to youThanks Shyam Veernapu

I just started a new company this year so we shall see how we do. I also involved another one of the others on the initial SpaceX team.Something that is not well known is that the core of the early SpaceX staff came from our early efforts putting together a mission to Mars called Life To Mars. As the story goes, we designed the mission and the Russians would not make a deal with Elon for the rockets so he decided that we could “build them ourselves”. That was the genesis of SpaceX. How he got to that point is also very interesting and instructive.One of the early ideas that we proposed to Elon when we were starting SpaceX was starting with a very small vehicle. The reason for suggesting this was that John Garvey and Chris Thompson, involved in the Life To Mars mission design, were also building and launching small rockets as a small business - Garvey Spacecraft Corporation. Elon visited John’s test in the Mojave (which was a failure) and got to know Tom Mueller who eventually became employee #1 and the VP of Propulsion. Tom had built a 10,000 lb liquid rocket engine in his garage. When Elon saw that, according to what he told me, he realized that it would be possible to build the SpaceX rockets to launch Life to Mars ourselves. When he saw Tom’s garage rocket engine, he knew that it was true.We formed SpaceX with many of Garvey Spacecraft Corporation’s key players. I went with SpaceX but John stayed away instead deciding to focus on his dream of a ‘microsat launch vehicle” dedicated to launching lots and lots of microsats. Fast forward 15 years, I founded two successful companies StratSpace and Vintage Exotics which remain going concerns. Through StratSpace, we helped Skybox get started, Spaceflight get off the ground, developing financing for Rocket Lab, Planet Lab, Moon Express, Orbital insight and Black Sky as well as sitting on the source selection panels for dozens of major NASA missions including JUNO which just arrived at Jupiter. this year StratSpace played a pivotal role in mission operations software for OSIRIS-Rex which will bring back asteroid samples. Garvey continued to build Garvey Spacecraft Corporation and built and flew over 30 sub-orbital vehicles and the design for a larger orbital launcher. John also helped Sea Launch become operational and served on SpaceX failure review teams.The story took an interesting turn this year when I co-founded Vector Space Systems (www.vectorspacesystems.com) with John Garvey and Ken Sunshine. We have acquired Garvey Spacecraft Systems (Team, IP and Assets) and this gives us a 10 year running head start. We are building the original launch vehicle that we proposed to Elon back in 2001. The micro satellite market has matured along with the technology to make this capability affordable and reliable. We are planning operational service by 2018 and are making rapid progress. We are also expanding into the platform space by offering satellites ready made for payloads as the market is beginning to demand this capability. While SpaceX has created an ecosystem around its F9 and Dragon capsule, we are focusing the same strategy on low micro side of the satellite market. Truly the seeds of ideas that once germinated SpaceX are now germinating Vector. Stay tuned !

In this country? In the US of A? While there are a few vaccines that fall into the “mandatory” bucket most of them are recommended. The COVID-19 vaccine will likely start off as a recommended vaccination based on risk factors i.e. those who travel to impacted countries, healthcare workers, etc.The process of making a vaccine mandatory is largely owned by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) which is a part of the CDC. Briefly:The ACIP will work prior to the FDA’s licensure to look at the recommended vaccine schedule along with the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and the American College of Physicians (ACP) and will use a number of Problem, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome (PICO) metrics to determine their recommendations.The ACIP work group will fill out a questionnaire known as the Evidence to Recommendation (EtR) that looks like: [1]After the PICO questions are formed, they will perform a Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) to evaluate the effectiveness of the vaccination proposal and publish those results in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports (MMWR). The GRADE process was developed by the Evidence to Decision (EtD) frameworks which came from Project DECIDE, an European Commission working group focused on building tools to make such evidence-based assessments.As an example of all of this, back in February 2020, ACIP made the following recommendation regarding the Ebola Vaccine.Pre-exposure vaccination with rVSVΔG-ZEBOV-GP vaccine is recommended for adults 18 years of age or older in the United States population who are at potential risk of exposure to Ebola vaccine (species Zaire ebolavirus) because they:Are responding to an outbreak of Ebola virus disease; orWork as healthcare personnel at a federally-designated Ebola Treatment Center in the United States; orWork as laboratorians or other staff at biosafety-level 4 facilities in the United States.These recommendations have been adopted by the CDC Director and will become official once published in MMWR.Nothing about the vaccine being mandatory but recommended for these high risk individuals.Footnotes[1] https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/recs/grade/downloads/ACIP-evidence-rec-frame-508.pdf