Emily Walsh
Principal Consultant | Halloran Consulting Group, Inc.
Waltham, MA, UNITED STATES
Recovering Scientist
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Biography
Emily joined Halloran in 2011. Emily is an accomplished life sciences professional with expertise managing drug discovery and clinical programs across a breadth of indications in biotech and pharma. Most recently, Emily founded Tremont Therapeutics, a small virtual biotech focused on identifying and developing promising therapeutics from academia from mid-discovery through human proof of concept.
Prior to that, Emily has held a number of roles including management and leadership responsibilities in the Novartis Drug Discovery Incubator at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research. This group sought to internally "partner" high-risk discovery programs within Novartis for full clinical development. Subsequently, Emily was responsible for business, financial, alliance and scientific program management across a number of research and development programs at Alnylam Pharmaceuticals including the flagship respiratory syncytial virus therapeutics program. This Phase II clinical stage program included the use of an IDE device for the nebulized delivery of the siRNA therapeutic, ALN-RSV01.
Emily was selected one of the Boston Business Journal's "40 under 40" honorees in 2009 and led a volunteer analytics team that won the Group Innovation Award from the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association in 2010. Emily earned her Ph.D. from University of California, San Francisco, performed her postdoctoral work at the Broad Institute, and received her PMP certification in 2007.
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Management Consulting
Pharmaceuticals
Biotechnology
Areas of Expertise (8)
Personalized Medicine and Genetics
Translational Medicine
Transitioning From the Bench
Project Management 101
Program Management 101
Program Management for Biotech and Pharma
Alternative Careers for Phds
Due Diligence in Biotech and Pharma
Accomplishments (2)
Group Innovation Award - Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (professional)
Boston Business Journal - 40 Under 40 (professional)
Education (2)
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill: BS, Biology 1995
University of California San Francisco: PhD, Genetics 2001
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Event Appearances (2)
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Women Entrepreneurs in Science and Technology - Project Management 101 Cambridge MA
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Women Entrepreneurs in Science and Technology - Project Management 101 Cambridge MA
Sample Talks (3)
What a founding scientist should know about venture capital
Outside of oncology, is there a way to personalize medicine?
What a founding scientist should know about due diligence
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