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Francois Bernard holds the position of General Manager of Central & Eastern Europe & Emerging Markets. He joined the Mundipharma network of independent associated companies in 2012 as Head of Market Access and Communication before becoming General Manager of the independent associated company in South Africa in 2016. Prior to joining the network, Francois held a number of roles at Pfizer, including European Brand Director and Global Market Access Director. A physician by training (MD), he began his career at the French Health Care Authority, in charge of public health programmes and drug reimbursement assessment.
From October 2019, Francois has the added responsibilities for France and Switzerland.
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The Mundipharma global network of independent associated companies shares a common purpose to identify and accelerate the development of meaningful medicines that add value for patients and healthcare providers around the globe. Founded in the US by two physicians in 1952 and still privately owned, the network has a presence in over 120 countries. In Europe, the network employees more than 2,000 employees from R&D to manufacturing & supply and commercial, and with revenues in excess of €1 billion. At Mundipharma we strive for one high performing and learning environment where individuals can make a real difference. We have a strong track record of building successful alliances to license, develop and market medicines that improve patients’ lives, while also providing attractive options to financially constrained healthcare systems. Consistent with our entrepreneurial heritage, we like to think that we see what others don’t by challenging conventional wisdom and asking different and challenging questions. By working in partnership with all our stakeholders, the Mundipharma network develops medicines that create value for patients, payers and wider healthcare systems. We have built a European portfolio of medicines to create value for patients, payers and wider healthcare systems across important therapeutic areas such as diabetes, respiratory, oncology, pain and biosimilars.