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It’s been a very busy few months with extensive networking across Australia – see some of the highlights later in this newsletter. Mark’s blog has also been highlighted in this month’s ARCS – now Life Sciences Australia – issue of Cognitio magazine. mexec is a Partner with ARCS – Life Sciences Australia, and we had
Welcome to the new year! Even though it’s nearly Easter. 🐰🐣 There are lots of things going on in the sector, and many more to look forward to. Enjoy Mark’s blog: a bit of a change this month, with a tongue-in-cheek look at the daylight saving conundrum. 🛌🌉🌞 Also, I read a lot of news,
I would like to start by saying a BIG thank you to all our clients, candidates, and connections we have interacted with and/or worked with this year, without whom there would be no mexec. This year is also 10 years that mexec has been a company. I formally started with an ABN in 2012, and
Here’s our latest newsletter – enjoy the read! Cheers Marilyn Jones In this edition you might want to check out: Our latest mexec musings Recent Appointments Current Opportunities Candidates seeking opportunities Recent Events The Latest in AI for our sector Latest mexec musing Recruit Smarter. Job Hunt Better. Here’s How mexec Helps. Blog by: Marilyn
Welcome to you all, particularly if you are at the #2025ARCS conference in Sydney. I am sitting here writing this intro as people mill around connecting. Come say hello if I haven’t caught up with you yet. Also off to Boston on Tuesday to BIO and ready to connect internationally there with many of you.
Do you have strengths you did not know you had? One of the top strengths that I uncovered at our recent Company Strategy Week meeting is Input Talent. People with strong Input Talents are inquisitive and always want to know more. They crave information. I now know why I love going to conferences, why I don’t like to let information go, and
A few weeks ago, my son lay in agony in a hospital emergency bed due to appendicitis. Not that many years ago, he could have died. However, for him, first came the fentanyl in the nose, then pain relief injections, monitoring machines, tests and keyhole surgery. He was home quickly and back on track. I
How much have you heard about quantum technology? If your answer is ‘very little’, expect to start hearing a lot more about its many applications as well as the implications of its use in the life sciences and healthcare sectors. I was fortunate to be invited to a recent AusBiotech/ CSIRO/ QUBIC event in Brisbane
I have called this year’s May ‘Mad May’. Every group seemed to have some sort of event across Australia and globally. It is great to see the activity and opportunities for discussions and collaborations across the sector. I have been privileged to be part of the AusBiotech Catalyst working group focused on the cell and
