Tasha Sims, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Helping leaders with scientific and development strategy and operations.

North Chicago, Illinois, Us

The Global Therapeutics Asset Strategy Leader serves as the matrix leader with overall global enterprise-wide accountability for an asset from POC to end of life cycle. I led global program strategy for assets in HemeOnc and Solid Tumor Oncology, Lung Cancer (ADCs), Neuroendocrine, and China Strategy. Responsibilities:Leading cross-functional global Asset Strategy Teams, partnering with other functional leads to develop, adapt and drive an integrated global asset strategy which considers near and long-term cross functional impacts as well as region and country perspectives for mid to late-stage, high-priority programs.Influencing strategic efforts across all key product development functions, including Discovery, Development, Regulatory, Safety, CMC, Medical Affairs, Value & Access and Commercial, to ensure strategic alignment and seamless execution of asset strategy.Communicating with executive management and governance committees to address program needs, issues, resources and recommendations. Ensuring that presentations and other product communications are clear and effective.Working closely with co-development/strategic partners to develop and execute a joint global asset strategy that delivers on the shared vision of the product.Creating a positive team environment that instills trust, encourages thoughtful discourse, and ensures clear & transparent communications to align around the overall goal & vision for the asset.

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Develop and implement phase 1 through phase 3 clinical study concepts and study protocols in oncology/immuno-oncology/cellular therapy. Provide study direction and medical monitoring leadership for ongoing global clinical studies (in, e.g. Japan, EU, UK, Australia, North America). Work with team to develop regulatory strategy, including pediatric plans. Data analytics and presentation/publications development lead. Group leader.Recognized at Regeneron: "Be Great Together", "Lead with Science", "Going the Extra Mile" and "Action" awards

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Develop and implement phase 1 through phase 3 clinical concepts and study protocols in oncology/immuno-oncology. Provide study direction and medical monitoring expertise. Develop and lead efforts to identify new oncology indications for current development products. Author and deliver white papers and presentations to defend the new clinical indication concepts to Senior Management. Led biomarker studies in oncology clinical and translational sciences. Led oncology efforts to develop disease profiling capabilities to provide prognostic and/or predictive markers in clinical trials. Led the Translational Sciences outside speaker program to promote education and collaboration.Authored key presentations & publications in colorectal cancer biomarkers area. Presented Biomarkers work at ASCO-GI 2015; and invited speaker at Biomarkers and Diagnostics World Congress 2016Recognized at REGN: "Going the Extra Mile" award

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Responsible for developing and leading efforts to identify new oncology indications with current development products. Author and deliver white papers and/or presentations to defend the new clinical indication concepts to Senior Management. Responsible for convening and leading oncology efforts to develop disease profiling capabilities to provide prognostic and/or predictive markers in clinical trials. Leader of the Translational Sciences outside speaker program to promote education and collaboration.

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Drive oncology strategic projects; programmatic oversight of oncology research; new protein technology therapeutics teams; and research in support of our oncology development and clinical programs. Duties include working closely with Sr Management; liasing with academic & strategic partners; planning internal and external research projects; participating in and leading cross-functional scientific and clinical teams; and facilitating relationships among investigators and departments.

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Programmatic oversight of all research and technology teams; research in support of our oncology clinical programs; preclinical research and formulation development in support of our ophthalmology teams. Responsible for developing and advancing the Research Program Management team. Duties include R&D resource planning and budgeting, managing alliance partnerships, liaising with academic and commercial scientists, planning for and critically reviewing publications, planning research, IND and BLA planning, participating in and leading cross functional scientific teams, and facilitating relationships among investigators and departments.

Tarrytown, New York, Us

• Responsible for programmatic oversight of all basic research teams and oncology research in support of our clinical oncology programs. Responsible for founding, leading, developing and advancing the Research Program Management function. Duties include resource planning for future needs, alliance partnership due diligence and management, liaising with academic & commercial scientists, critically reviewing publications, planning research, participating in and leading scientific meetings, and facilitating relationships among investigators and departments.

Tarrytown, New York, Us

• Responsible for oversight of oncology, angiogenesis, and ophthalmology teams. Responsible for leading, developing and advancing the Research Program Management functional area. Duties include liaising with academic & commercial scientists, critically reviewing publications, planning research, participating in and leading scientific meetings, and facilitating relationships among investigators and departments

Fairfield, New Jersey, Us

Director of Virtual Programs (VP). Working with the VP committee and co-director, developed and executed on webinars serving the HBA Metro Chapter and Global online community, serving all sectors of healthcare. Metro programs provide education around career growth, leadership, networking, personal branding etc. The Metro chapter is the founding and largest chapter with over 1,600 members serving New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. Our mission is to further the advancement and impact of women in healthcare through programming, mentorship and networking events.Honours and Awards - 2014 HBA Chapter Excellence Award - HBA Metro; 2015 Chapter Board special acknowledgement; 2016-2018, 2021 Mentor for HBA Metro Mentoring ProgramCurriculum:2016 (first half): director/oversight for 3 webinars serving the global HBA community (Tricky conversations, LinkedIn advanced, Management 101)2015: lead/director for 5 webinars on driving health care forward (Social media branding, Google marketing tools, thriving during M&A, LinkedIn, STEM careers)2014: lead/director for 5 webinars on thriving during transition (financial security, executive presence, entrepreneurial ecosystem, from employee to consultant, change management)Metrics: Surpassed yearly goals for number of webinars and attendance.

New York, New York, Us

• Responsible for: Programmatic and project oversight of immunology and genetics portfolio (projects ranging from pre-clinical to development); liaising with scientists in industry and academia; participating in and leading scientific review meetings; representing JDRF at international scientific conferences; facilitating relationships among investigators; evaluating / managing partnerships with collaborating industrial and academic organizations.

New York, Ny, Us

• Responsible for: Project planning and experimentation; motivating and monitoring technician and students; writing grants and papers; delivering talks at group meetings and journal clubs; collaborating in planning meetings; participating in international scientific meetings.Responsible for projects defining mechanisms of T cell signaling and costimulation via integrin activation and T cell motility. *Optical imaging of T cell/bilayer interactions (calcium flux, LFA-1/ICAM-1 and CD80). Studies of PKC theta, CD2AP, ADAP, WIP and WASP deficient T cells.

The Future Science Educators exists to train scientists to teach.Goal: Fix the problem that scientists are not developed to teach science.Develop vision to future state for scientists, where they are doing science AND teaching scienceResponsibilities: Build a founding team of council members and advisory board, finding support monies, developing curriculum, networking among educators and scientists, overseeing workshops and seminar series, running council meetings, follow up and motivating council members, attending national/international meetings, communicating with faculty and deans.

Post Doctoral Fellowship, Immunology & Imaging

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Cell Biology And Immunology; And Psychology (Double Major)

Phd, Immunology