Mr. Rutkowski is a Principal in CBPartners' Commercial Planning practice and the Portfolio Optimization Center of Excellence.
Mr. Rutkowski’s healthcare commercial planning and strategic marketing experience spans all stages of product development and a broad range of therapeutic areas, including oncology, cardiovascular, respiratory, and orphan diseases. Project expertise includes BD assessment, clinical plan development, product positioning, patient support services, and core market research (e.g., chart studies, buying processes, ATUs, etc.). A particular point of project emphasis for Mr. Rutkowski is his team’s ability to create a cohesive brand strategy by connecting both physician and payer insights.
Mr. Rutkowski has over a decade of experience in healthcare consulting where he has advised both large biopharma clients with diverse portfolios as well as innovative, single-asset biotech clients. Prior to joining CBPartners, Mr. Rutkowski was a marketing consultant for Publicis Sapient (Healthcare practice). Mr. Rutkowski holds a bachelor's degree from Cornell University with a major in Biological Engineering and a minor in Operation Research and Information Engineering.
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CBPartners’ in collaboration with Eric Bernath, explores the current USA access landscape, processes and pitfalls for companion digital therapeutics (DTx), as well as how the space is likely to evolve in the future, and lays out some best practices as suggested by USA payers to maximize chances of reimbursement.
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Vermont’s fledgling drug importation law has undergone preliminary savings analysis, with uninspiring projections of a 3.8% drug cost savings rate. CBPartners evaluates the real impact of this new policy.
