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SoCalBio Open House &
Vendor Showcase
Helping Members Spend
Money Wisely
Welcome
Who We Are
www.socalbio.org
 The Southern California
Biomedical Council
(SoCalBio) is a trade
association serving the
biotech and medical
device industries in Los
Angeles, Orange County
and adjacent
communities
SoCalBio Background
 Built with support from Rebuild LA (RLA)
 Incorporated in December 1995
 Chartered as a (C)6, non-profit trade association
 Became fully functional by mid-1997
 SoCalBio is one of 50 regional life-science associations in
the US and one of the three California regional
associations.
 The others are Biocom (serving San Diego) & BayBio  AKA CLSA
-- (serving the San Francisco Bay Area)
 SoCalBio is driven by entrepreneurs united behind a
collective action agenda to
 Translate our regions excellence in basic life-science research into high
paying jobs.
 Build on local assets to sustain critical mass in biocommerce
 Make our region competitive in the knowledge economy
SoCalBio helps Bioscience Companies
 Through Collective Action Focusing on:
 Mobilizing Resources Effectively
 Finance Capital
 Intellectual Capital
 Human Capital
 Fostering a Synergistic Eco-system
 Research Parks
 Partnerships
 Networking
 Advocacy & Building Social Support
 Putting Industry needs on the priority list of local
governments
 Industry now perceived as an important pillar of growth
The Bioscience Industry Fundamentals
 A Healthier Cluster -- Albiet Spatially-Dispersed
 That Is Adding Jobs:
 Med Device
 Biopharma & Generics
 Digital Health
 We Are a MedTech Region with a Growing (and
Getting Healthier) Biotech Subsegment
 Kythera Biopharma, Puma Biotechnology, Kite Pharma, Astellas Pharma, Lion
Biotechnologies, ArmagenTech, Xenor, C3 Jian, NantHealth, MannKind
SoCalBio Serves a Well Established Life-Science
Industry in the Los Angeles/Orange County Region
 Overall, the Los
Angeles Metro
Region (Los
Angeles and
Orange
Counties) is
specialized
across non-
clinical life-
science industry,
with about
88,000 + workers
across over 900
firms in 2014.
The industry is composed of very
small firms dispersed over a large
geography having limited resources
and little political clout
SoCalBio Presentation on its Group Purchasing Program
SoCalBio Group Purchasing Program:
Designed to Help Small & Med-Size Companies
 Date started: 2006
 Number of vendors: 15
 2014 $ size of transactions: $17.9 million
 Number of SoCalBio users in 2014: 105 companies
 Number of contract utilization: 152
 Program is carried out in partnership with the Biotechnology Industry
Organization (BIO)
 SoCalBio is currently one of the top five (5) BIO affiliates in terms of
revenues generated
 SoCalBio has moved into the top ten (10) in terms of BIO Business
Solutions contract utilization
SoCalBio Group Purchasing Program Benefits
 The Group Purchasing Program is offered as a benefit to
member companies to help in reducing the burn rate and
cutting the cost of doing business
 To be eligible, the interested company must be a member of
SoCalBio and/or BIO
 Participation in the program is voluntary
 Program generates significant savings to participating
companies and, in some instances, company employees
 Participating companies would be able to track purchases and
calculate the savings generated
 Savings exceed any membership dues paid to SoCalBio
SoCalBio Group Purchasing Committee
 Program is managed by a committee of volunteers from
SoCalBio member companies.
 Committee functions include:
 Working with BIO on executing group purchasing contracts in
SoCalBio territory covering Los Angeles and Orange Counties, the
Inland Empire and Gold Coast communities
 Overseeing program performance
 Screening and selecting new vendors
 Marketing the program
 Trouble-shooting
Committee Members
 David Caulkin, Procurement, Integrity Bio
 Richard Cupp, Purchasing & Distribution Manager, HemaCare Corp.
 Ranil Fernandez, VP of Operations, Bioscreen Testing Services
 Wendy Fong, Materials Management, Grifols Biologicals
 Jacqueline Garcia, Procurement Manager, Los Angeles , Siemens
Medical Solutions
 Marina Kreculj, Director of Sourcing, Kite Pharma
 Karen Mayo, Sr. VP, LA BioMed
 Matthew Pfeffer, CFO, MannKind Corp.
 Richard Tamaki, COO, Molecular Express
 Victoria Wilinski, Manufacturing Director, Second Sight Medical
Products, Inc.
Group Purchasing Vendors
$Million Volume of Business, 2006-2014
0.042
4.07
6.27
7.2
13.6 14.4
13.007
15.2
17.9
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
15
Companies Utilizing Contracts,
2006-2014
7
53 49
58
80
86
106 105 107
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Actual VWR Program Savings
Lab Supplies Spend Range Under
SoCalBio-VWR Program
Average Savings Off List Price
Under SoCalBio-VWR Program
> $2M $2,682,800
$1M - $2M $931,959
$500k - $1M $472,161
$250k - $500k $252,683
$100k - $250k $108,145
$50k - $100k $53,582
$25k - $50k $23,812
$10k - $25k $12,304
< $10k $2,696
Actual Office Depot Program
Savings
Office Supplies Spend Range
Under the SoCalBio Program
Average Savings Off List Price Under
the SoCalBio Program
>$500k $765,218
$250k - $500k $319,731
$100k - $250k $134,868
$50k - $100k $82,801
$25k - $50k $43,360
$10k - $25k $19,687
$1k - $10k $4,876
<$1k $491
Actual FedEx Program Savings
Shipping Services Spend Range
Under SoCalBio Program
Average Savings Off List Price
Under SoCalBio Program
> $100k $39,302
$50k - $100k $16,336
$25k - $50k $12,895
$10k - $25k $5,062
$1k - $10k $1,168
< $1000 $129
19
1. Increase number of contracts per company ratio from
1.40 to 2.00
2. Outreach to new contract users to expand their use of
other contracts
3. Consider new BIO contracts
4. Add noncompetitive contracts to compliment BIO
Business Solutions portfolio, e.g., employee benefits
SoCalBio-BIO Business Solutions:
2015 Goals
Thank You
Ahmed A. Enany
enany@socalbio.org
Southern California Biomedical Council
Your Success Is Our Business
www.socalbio.org
Los Angeles Office:
617 S. Olive St., Ste 700, Los Angeles, CA 90014
Phn: 800-418-7079 -- Fax: 213-403-7688
scbc@socalbio.org

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SoCalBio Presentation on its Group Purchasing Program

  • 1. SoCalBio Open House & Vendor Showcase Helping Members Spend Money Wisely Welcome
  • 2. Who We Are www.socalbio.org The Southern California Biomedical Council (SoCalBio) is a trade association serving the biotech and medical device industries in Los Angeles, Orange County and adjacent communities
  • 3. SoCalBio Background Built with support from Rebuild LA (RLA) Incorporated in December 1995 Chartered as a (C)6, non-profit trade association Became fully functional by mid-1997 SoCalBio is one of 50 regional life-science associations in the US and one of the three California regional associations. The others are Biocom (serving San Diego) & BayBio AKA CLSA -- (serving the San Francisco Bay Area) SoCalBio is driven by entrepreneurs united behind a collective action agenda to Translate our regions excellence in basic life-science research into high paying jobs. Build on local assets to sustain critical mass in biocommerce Make our region competitive in the knowledge economy
  • 4. SoCalBio helps Bioscience Companies Through Collective Action Focusing on: Mobilizing Resources Effectively Finance Capital Intellectual Capital Human Capital Fostering a Synergistic Eco-system Research Parks Partnerships Networking Advocacy & Building Social Support Putting Industry needs on the priority list of local governments Industry now perceived as an important pillar of growth
  • 5. The Bioscience Industry Fundamentals A Healthier Cluster -- Albiet Spatially-Dispersed That Is Adding Jobs: Med Device Biopharma & Generics Digital Health We Are a MedTech Region with a Growing (and Getting Healthier) Biotech Subsegment Kythera Biopharma, Puma Biotechnology, Kite Pharma, Astellas Pharma, Lion Biotechnologies, ArmagenTech, Xenor, C3 Jian, NantHealth, MannKind
  • 6. SoCalBio Serves a Well Established Life-Science Industry in the Los Angeles/Orange County Region Overall, the Los Angeles Metro Region (Los Angeles and Orange Counties) is specialized across non- clinical life- science industry, with about 88,000 + workers across over 900 firms in 2014.
  • 7. The industry is composed of very small firms dispersed over a large geography having limited resources and little political clout
  • 9. SoCalBio Group Purchasing Program: Designed to Help Small & Med-Size Companies Date started: 2006 Number of vendors: 15 2014 $ size of transactions: $17.9 million Number of SoCalBio users in 2014: 105 companies Number of contract utilization: 152 Program is carried out in partnership with the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) SoCalBio is currently one of the top five (5) BIO affiliates in terms of revenues generated SoCalBio has moved into the top ten (10) in terms of BIO Business Solutions contract utilization
  • 10. SoCalBio Group Purchasing Program Benefits The Group Purchasing Program is offered as a benefit to member companies to help in reducing the burn rate and cutting the cost of doing business To be eligible, the interested company must be a member of SoCalBio and/or BIO Participation in the program is voluntary Program generates significant savings to participating companies and, in some instances, company employees Participating companies would be able to track purchases and calculate the savings generated Savings exceed any membership dues paid to SoCalBio
  • 11. SoCalBio Group Purchasing Committee Program is managed by a committee of volunteers from SoCalBio member companies. Committee functions include: Working with BIO on executing group purchasing contracts in SoCalBio territory covering Los Angeles and Orange Counties, the Inland Empire and Gold Coast communities Overseeing program performance Screening and selecting new vendors Marketing the program Trouble-shooting
  • 12. Committee Members David Caulkin, Procurement, Integrity Bio Richard Cupp, Purchasing & Distribution Manager, HemaCare Corp. Ranil Fernandez, VP of Operations, Bioscreen Testing Services Wendy Fong, Materials Management, Grifols Biologicals Jacqueline Garcia, Procurement Manager, Los Angeles , Siemens Medical Solutions Marina Kreculj, Director of Sourcing, Kite Pharma Karen Mayo, Sr. VP, LA BioMed Matthew Pfeffer, CFO, MannKind Corp. Richard Tamaki, COO, Molecular Express Victoria Wilinski, Manufacturing Director, Second Sight Medical Products, Inc.
  • 14. $Million Volume of Business, 2006-2014 0.042 4.07 6.27 7.2 13.6 14.4 13.007 15.2 17.9 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
  • 15. 15 Companies Utilizing Contracts, 2006-2014 7 53 49 58 80 86 106 105 107 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
  • 16. Actual VWR Program Savings Lab Supplies Spend Range Under SoCalBio-VWR Program Average Savings Off List Price Under SoCalBio-VWR Program > $2M $2,682,800 $1M - $2M $931,959 $500k - $1M $472,161 $250k - $500k $252,683 $100k - $250k $108,145 $50k - $100k $53,582 $25k - $50k $23,812 $10k - $25k $12,304 < $10k $2,696
  • 17. Actual Office Depot Program Savings Office Supplies Spend Range Under the SoCalBio Program Average Savings Off List Price Under the SoCalBio Program >$500k $765,218 $250k - $500k $319,731 $100k - $250k $134,868 $50k - $100k $82,801 $25k - $50k $43,360 $10k - $25k $19,687 $1k - $10k $4,876 <$1k $491
  • 18. Actual FedEx Program Savings Shipping Services Spend Range Under SoCalBio Program Average Savings Off List Price Under SoCalBio Program > $100k $39,302 $50k - $100k $16,336 $25k - $50k $12,895 $10k - $25k $5,062 $1k - $10k $1,168 < $1000 $129
  • 19. 19 1. Increase number of contracts per company ratio from 1.40 to 2.00 2. Outreach to new contract users to expand their use of other contracts 3. Consider new BIO contracts 4. Add noncompetitive contracts to compliment BIO Business Solutions portfolio, e.g., employee benefits SoCalBio-BIO Business Solutions: 2015 Goals
  • 20. Thank You Ahmed A. Enany enany@socalbio.org Southern California Biomedical Council Your Success Is Our Business www.socalbio.org Los Angeles Office: 617 S. Olive St., Ste 700, Los Angeles, CA 90014 Phn: 800-418-7079 -- Fax: 213-403-7688 scbc@socalbio.org