[BATBA Career Forum] Career Development in Taiwan

[BATBA CAREER FORUM]

Career Development in Taiwan

Feel like going back to Taiwan? Wonder how the career development and working culture look like in Taiwan?

This March, BATBA CAREER FORUM will present the special topic of Career Development in Taiwan. We invite two excellent speakers: Yu-Wei Wu, who is currently working in the academic field, and Keng-Ming Chang, who is in the pharmaceutical field to share their experiences.

Speakers:

Yu-Wei Wu．PhD．Assistant Research Fellow at Academia Sinica, 🇹🇼-🇬🇧-🇯🇵-🇺🇸-🇹🇼

Keng-Ming Chang．PhD．Sr. Franchise Strategist at MSD, 🇹🇼-🇺🇸-🇹🇼

Time: 3/6/2021. 4:00-5:30pm

Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/career-development-in-taiwan-tickets-141634272923

*Registration is required. Webex link will be sent out before the event

Language: English

Speaker bio:

Keng-Ming

Keng-Ming Chang is an associate director with the Sr Franchise Strategist role in MSD Taiwan. For the last 3-4 years, he has been in the marketing role as franchise lead, product manager and alliance manager. As a commercial role, Keng-Ming has been working with product strategy, financial planning, Omni-channel customer engagement. He is also a people manager now leading the agile team and marketing/ sales function before. Prior to the commercial role, Keng-Ming started his career as the Medical Science Liaison in MSD and been in the medical role for two years. The therapeutic area he experienced is diabetes/ cardiovascular/ Anesthesia/ HIV and Vaccine.

Title

Associate Director, Sr. Franchise Strategist

Experience:

Franchise Lead

Sr Product Manager

Alliance and Product Manager

Sr Medical Science Liaison

Medical Science Liaison

Therapeutic Area:

Vaccine / Primary Care( Diabetes & Cardiovascular) / Specialty Care ( Anesthesia/ HIV)

Yu-Wei Wu

Yu-Wei moved back to Taiwan in late 2019 and is an Assistant Research Fellow at the Institute of Molecular Biology, Academia Sinica. His research is in the field of neuroscience and neuro-engineering. Prior to that, he was a postdoctoral researcher and a research scientist at Stanford University (2013-2019). He holds a Ph.D. degree from University College London and worked at the Brain Science Institute in RIKEN, Japan (2007-2012).

His lab link www.yuweiwu.org